Gingrich faults Obama on race relations
The former House speaker and presidential candidate said the president uses too much divisive language and jumps to conclusions
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The former House speaker and presidential candidate said the president uses too much divisive language and jumps to conclusions
The Democratic senator from New York details his party's strategy for dealing with controversial pipeline and creating jobs
This past week saw the loss of three Americans who made their marks in TV, music and politics
Taking charge of an unpopular Congress, Republicans must now prove they can govern - with a sitting president as leader of the opposition
The former Arkansas governor makes a surprise move that may signal whether he'll make another bid for the Republican presidential nomination
Liberal Massachusetts Republican once hailed by Obama as "a man who's spent his life breaking barriers and bridging divides"
The White House says the president will combine executive action with legislative initiatives, and he may have to use his veto pen
After Republicans assume control of Congress next week, they'll roll out measures adjusting law's mandate for employers to provide health coverage
The Affordable Care Act could complicate the process of filing tax returns and receiving a refund
The U.S. Attorney's Office for D.C. will not pursue criminal charges against John Hinckley, Jr., due to legal barriers
The move comes in the wake of the cyberattack on Sony Pictures, which the FBI blamed on the rogue regime
According to Gallup, Americans were more concerned about the government itself than they were about jobs, terrorism, or other issues
Nevada Senator takes a bad fall at home in Nevada
The president's leisurely vacation pace is expected to change dramatically when he returns to Washington to face a GOP ready to make change
Three-term New York Governor remembered as a "determined champion of progressive values"