What the voter ID court battles could mean for Election Day
With several new laws on the books and multiple court challenges pending, voters could face some confusion on Nov. 4
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With several new laws on the books and multiple court challenges pending, voters could face some confusion on Nov. 4
Kentucky's Democratic Senate candidate continues to avoid a question that could link her more closely to the Obama administration
The White House has asked the CDC to quickly investigate how a nurse in Texas contracted the virus
Why does the potential 2016 presidential candidate think the Senate is such a terrible place?
The Texas Democrat says the ad was meant to highlight her opponent's hypocrisy, not his disability
A U.S. Senate race in the Peach State could turn control of Congress's upper chamber
State Rep. Steve Vaillancourt: Kuster's Republican challenger will win because she's much more attractive
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee was in Iowa to campaign for Senate candidate Joni Ernst
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is outraising their Republican counterparts but is burning through cash to keep their majority
The former first lady was addressing the American Academy of Pediatrics in San Diego
Is there a need for one government point person dealing with the Ebola crisis? And should that person be the surgeon general?
The U.S. isn't taking anything for granted as top general says Iraqi capital could sustain "indirect fire" from ISIS in the days ahead
The former Defense Secretary says the country can't afford two more years of stalemate
Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, says the U.S. should consider suspending visas for West Africans to come to the U.S.
Thomas Frieden, the head of the Centers for Disease Control, said there will be a full investigation of how a health care worker in Texas may have contracted the virus