2016 GOP conundrum: Court the middle or rouse the base?
Voter ID, immigration, minimum wage, climate change -- these are just some topics that can help determine where a candidate is seeking support
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Voter ID, immigration, minimum wage, climate change -- these are just some topics that can help determine where a candidate is seeking support
Despite the many crises abroad, Gates warned that gridlock in Washington is the biggest threat to U.S. national security
Former secretary of state reflects on her experience as a mother and daughter in an excerpt from her upcoming memoir
In wake of Phoenix VA debacle that saw 40 vets die awaiting care, the debate turns on whether the VA's problems are systemic or the result of Shinseki's lack of action
The Washington Post reported that in 2011 fathe agency dispatched agents from the president's detail to watch the home of then-Director Mark Sullivan's assistant
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers says the kidnappings are indicative of a larger problem in the region with extremism
A GOP Senate would mimic the House and ignore issues like the minimum wage and student loan debt, Warren says, adding the rich are in charge in D.C.
A new report says agents were pulled from a unit patrolling the White House perimeter in 2011 to protect the assistant of then-Director Mark Sullivan
Louisiana's Republican governor tells graduates from evangelical Liberty University to fight attempts to restrict their expression of faith
Michelle Obama delivers the commencement speech at historically black Dillard University, urging graduates to continue striving
Kentucky Republican says his party is "offending" people they need to court by pushing the controversial voting restrictions
Fourteen House Republicans tout bills passed by the House that have flagged in the Senate, saying "Americans are still waiting" for Democrats to act
First lady says the U.S. is doing "everything possible" to bring back over 200 girls kidnapped by Islamist militants protesting their education
For one widow, relief and a wound re-opened after investigators tackle a cold case
The Republican National Committee is acting on concerns that the lengthy, fractious 2012 debate schedule damaged the eventual GOP nominee