Senate looks to double funds for Israel's Iron Dome missile defense
The Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee approved a bill with more than $600 million for technology that intercepts incoming rockets
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The Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee approved a bill with more than $600 million for technology that intercepts incoming rockets
A bipartisan bill had been gaining steam among Republicans, but Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he won't support it
In an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act, Holder called on Congress to renew the spirit of the 1964 act
As some Republicans relish the idea of impeaching Obama, replacing him with Joe Biden is no better, they say
Following runoff loss, Sen. Thad Cochran's tea party-backed challenger is requesting an emergency order to access original poll books
The president wants more than just a short-term patch for the Highway Trust Fund, which is running on fumes
Organization is making its application process easier and more appealing after losing some applicants to other programs
The group is buying digital ads to criticize the potential 2016 GOP hopeful's appointments to New Jersey's Supreme Court
Trust fund is close to depletion, but the House is poised to refund it on Tuesday, in spite of conservative objections
She says mail sat "untouched for years" in Philadelphia office, workers altered dates to make it seem vets were getting checks faster
The ubiquitous red-state surrogate pushed her populist message in a campaign event for Senate candidate Natalie Tennant
Bill would send about 40 immigration judges to the border to speed up immigration court proceedings
Officials say they're ready with contingency plans should both the RNC and the Cavaliers need arena space in the summer of 2016
The former president over the weekend successfully underwent a partial knee replacement in Chicago
Paul escalates the battle over how to proceed in Iraq with a biting op-ed