Who will Ebola hurt in the midterm elections?
With just two weeks of campaigning left, candidates from across the political spectrum are using the public's fear to their advantage
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With just two weeks of campaigning left, candidates from across the political spectrum are using the public's fear to their advantage
Some companies in the "sharing economy" are facing challenges over workers' rights
Six states and Washington, D.C. open the doors to voters on Monday
John Dickerson: Will competitive Senate contests in Kansas and South Dakota lead to more late-breaking races in future elections?
The former White House intern infamous for her affair with Bill Clinton sends her first tweet
The president said he loves voting, but will he say who got his vote?
A rally for Illinois' governor was only the president's second public campaign event for the midterms
Ron Klain faces a mountain of criticism from Republicans about his new job
The president stumped for Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, who has a surprisingly narrow lead in his gubernatorial race
New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate suggests Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee, would have the virus under control
Republicans say Obama should have appointed someone with experience in medicine and emergency response
GOP Rep. Marsha Blackburn says a military or medical professional would have been a better choice
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the possibility of exposure to health care workers is higher with procedures performed in the U.S.
President says three U.S. cases do not constitute an "outbreak," warns that "hysteria," "fear" will inhibit containment efforts
Justice Department, civil rights groups filed emergency request to prohibit Texas from requiring voters to have certain forms of ID