Another Kennedy jumps into politics
William Kennedy Smith, a nephew of JFK who had legal issues in the 1990s, is running for a hyperlocal Washington, D.C. position
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Obama's lawyers prepare to defend executive action on immigration
Republicans are expected to challenge any action the president pursues unilaterally
Should Obama consult Congress before conducting airstrikes in Syria?
Legal experts say it is probably unnecessary, and few members of Congress are calling on him to do so
Third time's a charm for Mitt Romney in Iowa?
They rejected him the previous two elections, but a new survey shows Iowa Republican voters may be ready for Romney
Rick Perry: Flip Senate control to GOP to solve problems
The potential 2016 presidential candidate is going full steam ahead with travels to early primary states despite an indictment
The end of the Scott Walker experiment?
John Dickerson: The Republican Wisconsin governor's theories for winning aren't panning out
Liberals look to Koch brothers for this year's "47 percent" moment
Ahead of the midterms, Democratic allies are making an aggressive effort to link Republicans to the conservative billionaires
Bob McDonnell's daughter: Mother had "mild obsession" with CEO
Jeanine McDonnell, who testified in her mother's defense, helped defense lawyers build a case that the McDonnells' marriage was too broken to commit a conspiracy
Sen. Kirsten Gilllibrand: Male colleague called me "porky"
The New York Democrat recalls sexist, insulting encounters with several unnamed congressmen in a new memoir
Rep. Darrell Issa invites Kathleen Sebelius, Hilda Solis to testify
The House Oversight Committee chairman is investigating improper political activity at the White House
Obama, Biden turn on the charm for oldest living female veteran
Obama and Biden welcomed the 108-year-old WWII vet to the White House last month
Estimate: Economy will grow by 1.5 percent in 2014
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that a rough winter slowed growth during the first part of the year, which is taking a toll
Sen. Marco Rubio hints at potential shutdown fight over immigration
The Florida Republican, who once helped write the Senate's immigration bill, is urging the president not to take unilateral action.
Mitt Romney: No 2016 presidential bid, but "circumstances can change"
The former governor and two-time presidential candidate can see at least one scenario that could pull him back into national politics
After Ferguson, calls grow for cameras on cops
Some members of Congress are joining the chorus of those calling for the use of body-worn cameras to improve police transparency
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