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A contentious 6,000 page report from the Senate Intelligence Committee alleges the CIA's enhanced interrogation program was ineffective, but the agency misled Congress to keep it going
Clinton is unlikely to continue giving paid speeches if she announces a presidential bid
Lawmakers are determined to get the report out, despite concerns from the White House, Republicans and former CIA officials
Press Secretary Josh Earnest said President Obama believes it is important for the report to come out
In 2013, nearly half of hate crime victims were targeted because of racial biases
Lawmakers have to pass some important bills related to tax credits and national security, not to mention a bill to keep the government running
Jong-Min You didn't know he was in the U.S. illegally until he was 17; now he's part of a group pushing to expand rights for undocumented immigrants
Attorney general has promised to "institute rigorous new standards and robust safeguards to help end racial profiling, once and for all"
Tributes were paid to singer Al Green, actress Lily Tomlin and ballerina Patricia McBride for their contributions to the arts
After Justice Department rebukes Cleveland police, John Kasich pledges full cooperation with federal government on reforms
Intel committee chair warns release of Senate report on CIA's post-9/11 interrogation techniques will bring fierce backlash around the world
The Senate Intelligence Committee's report will hurt CIA employees and embolden American enemies, Michael Hayden argued
"We can't equate what's happening now with what was happening 50 years ago," the president tells BET Networks
As part of Obama administration's ongoing attempt to avoid congressional roadblocks, the largest single transfer of Gitmo detainees head to Uruguay
Incumbent Mary Landrieu waged a fight against GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy to hold onto Democrats' last U.S. Senate seat in the Deep South
