Lawmakers poised to spar with officials over Ebola travel ban
CDC to tell Congress it's still confident it can prevent Ebola outbreak, and Texas hospital director will apologize for missteps in treating first reported US Ebola case
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CDC to tell Congress it's still confident it can prevent Ebola outbreak, and Texas hospital director will apologize for missteps in treating first reported US Ebola case
Plans to go all out for Democrats in the final weeks before the midterm elections are running smack into a widening crisis
The Kansas Republican, who is trying to save his job, repeatedly tied the independent Orman to Barack Obama and Harry Reid
Clinton says Alison Lundergan Grimes, who's running against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, would help ease gridlock in Washington
The first lady stresses the importance of turnout: "People were shocked when Barack won -- they're still shocked"
The president will stump for Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown in a closer-than-expected race for governor
The president speaks with world leaders and cabinet officials about ongoing response to the virus in the U.S. and in West Africa
Brown uses Ebola to make border security argument
The first lady put her own spin on the popular rap song during a Q&A for her "Let's Move!" campaign
Romney leads a crowded Republican field, while Clinton blows away her competition
The prospect of another president in the family still doesn't thrill all the Bushes
The president, who continues to suffer from low approval ratings, is headed to friendly territory to support a fellow Democrat
Candidates debate in Louisiana, where control of the U.S. Senate could be determined
The ruling is a defeat for the Justice Department, which says it is being used to suppress minority turnout
The party appears to not be going all-out to help Mitch McConnell's challenger