House Benghazi committee to meet with victims' families
Bipartisan committee investigating the 2012 attack are meeting with family members of the four American victims
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Bipartisan committee investigating the 2012 attack are meeting with family members of the four American victims
Group with novel approach to campaign finance reform says the Republican Senate candidate embraces special interest funding
Rep. Pete Gallego helped a three-year-old on a flight from Dallas to San Antonio
The House speaker offers a fiery response to a reporter's question about the uptick in impeachment chatter
John Dickerson: The Republican presidential hopefuls are full of ideas - but will any of these policy innovations survive, let alone save, the GOP?
New report makes the economic case for pursuing policies to curb climate change now
As lawmakers furiously wrap up work before their 5-week summer recess, there are a few major items they'll probably leave hanging
With tensions already high over Ukraine and downed Malaysian plane, Obama administration accuses Russia of testing a prohibited ground-launched cruise missile
Special Inspector General reports serious problems in methods of keeping track of thousands of weapons U.S. buys for Afghan security forces
Since 2008, more than 500 white powder envelopes have been sent to schools, businesses and government offices across 48 states
USA Today reports the president this month has made more calls to world leaders than at any other time during his second term
White House officials are making plans to grant work permits to potentially millions of immigrants who came to this country illegally
The chairmen of the congressional veterans affairs committees are working quickly to get the bill passed before Congress' summer recess
A federal appeals court says denying same-sex couples the right to marry "prohibits them from participating fully in our society"
Last year marked the largest displacement of religious groups in recent memory, according to a new government report