Christie could face assisted suicide bill in New Jersey
Last year, the Republican governor said he is opposed to a bill to allow terminally-ill patients to end their lives, but he may soon have to veto it
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Last year, the Republican governor said he is opposed to a bill to allow terminally-ill patients to end their lives, but he may soon have to veto it
Former Virginia senator is first of either political party to take official step toward presidential run
The president's order will be a two-pronged approach, announced Thursday evening from the White House
Where the potential Democratic and Republican 2016 presidential candidates stand on the Common Core standards
The freshman class of the House of Representatives finds out who among them will get the best and worst offices
For students at a charter school in the Bronx, already facing a number of trials outside of class, Common Core testing presents an entirely new challenge
No president has ever faced challenges as trying as those before President Obama, the defense secretary tells Charlie Rose
Several potential presidential candidates took turns criticizing the president for going it alone on immigration
After the 41-year-old man from Iowa approached a White House checkpoint, Secret Service found the weaponry in his car
An expected administrative order to shield 5 million immigrants from deportation has many anxious to find way to fall under the plan
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff spoke about what it will take for the U.S. and its allies to defeat the extremist group in Iraq and Syria
Hogan says an inclusive message focused on jobs and taxes, not social issues, will pay dividends for the GOP in 2016 and beyond
The president will announce his executive action on immigration Thursday night and follow it up with a trip to Las Vegas on Friday
As the rest of the world outpaces the U.S. at technologically equipping its students, Obama on Wednesday announced new steps to bring the U.S. up to speed
Acting Secret Service Director Joseph Clancy briefs lawmakers on agency's response to recent White House fence jumper, earlier scandals