2016 speculation follows former Sen. Jim Webb to Iowa
Webb, a Democrat who left office in 2013, says it's time to "rejoin the debate," and he's not ruling out a presidential run
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Webb, a Democrat who left office in 2013, says it's time to "rejoin the debate," and he's not ruling out a presidential run
Prosecutors believe the Wisconsin governor tried to skirt campaign finance laws by seeking unlimited donations for a friendly outside group during a 2012 election
Republicans are usually seen as more aggressive on national security than Democrats, but that could change in the next presidential race, Kentucky senator says
Republican National Committee head Reince Priebus slams the president for golfing on Martha's Vineyard, asking "Where are his priorities?"
Despite previous statements that U.S. military action against ISIS would be limited to Iraq, the fight against ISIS now "knows no borders"
The Texas governor lays early groundwork in New Hampshire for his potential 2016 presidential bid
The old map was tossed after the judge ruled the districts had been illegally drawn to benefit Republicans
As GOP attacks against the law ease, Democrats in tight races surprisingly have been slightly more vocal in their defense of the Obamacare
The administration has been seeking ways to guarantee birth control coverage after the Supreme Court struck down Obamacare's contraception mandate
Deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes says the execution of an American journalist represents a terrorist attack against the U.S.
The Senate majority leader offered some racially-tinged humor during a speech before the Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce
After its landmark DOMA ruling last year, the Supreme Court has given little hint of when it will act next on the hot topic
After trailing Democratic Sen. Shaheen in polls for much of the summer, Brown's campaign received some good news in a new survey
The 2012 Republican presidential ticket-mates talk Obama's foreign policy failures, unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, and 2016
List starts with George Washington and continues from there; why do presidents do it -- and should they if events demand their attention?