Will Guantanamo ever be closed?
The president says he's determined to shut down the detention facility, a promise that goes back to the moment he took office in 2009
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The president says he's determined to shut down the detention facility, a promise that goes back to the moment he took office in 2009
The two-time presidential candidate and one-time nominee is considering taking another shot at the White House
Objections from female Republican lawmakers prompt delay on bill that would make almost all late-term abortions illegal
Days after two federal agencies found 2014 to be the hottest year, Republicans concede that global warming is no hoax
A day after his State of the Union address, the president urges the GOP Congress to find a way to work with him
Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst's Republican response to the State of the Union may have had to compete for attention with her shoes
Secretary of state says Israeli intelligence has told the U.S. that rolling out new sanctions would amount to "throwing a grenade" into negotiations
The potential 2016 Democratic candidate voiced her support for Obama's "middle class economics"
Just this year, Obama has threatened to veto seven bills, something Republican House majority leader says won't work for an effective divided government
Vice president weighs in on allegations that the New England Patriots broke NFL rules by deflating footballs in a recent game
Spectators protest inside courtroom to mark fifth anniversary of controversial 2010 ruling
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who opposes Iranian nuclear talks, will speak as Congress is mulling new sanctions against Iran
The 2012 GOP nominee (and potential 2016 contender) doesn't command as high a fee as Clinton -- but is that a bad thing, politically?
The vice president says President Obama isn't on the offensive for his last two years in office, but it is time to focus on the middle class
What the president plans to accomplish with the help of others, and what he can get done on his own