Report: CIA misled Congress about interrogations
Still-classified report could further significant public debate over the controversial Bush-era interrogation program
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Still-classified report could further significant public debate over the controversial Bush-era interrogation program
President welcomes the 2013 World Series champions to the White House, takes a selfie with Big Papi
Rare month without casualties comes as Obama is winding down the long war
The former president showed himself perusing a tablet in sunglasses on a plane, mimicking his wife’s profile picture
House is likely to vote next week on budget blueprint, which finds significant savings from repealing Obamacare and modifying Medicaid
John Dickerson: A run by the former Florida governor in 2016 would campaign along GOP fault lines
Judge refuses to block new Ariz. rules restricting women's use of RU-486
As voters head to the polls, Mayor Vincent Gray’s re-election campaign has been clouded by a looming possible indictment
Lawmakers' hot seat also awaits acting head of federal auto safety agency; in focus: failure to act sooner on defect linked to 13 deaths
It will take time to see the results; meanwhile, some uninsured still have options; one report says late surge may have put total sign-ups at or past initial White House goal of 7 million
Bill prevents 24 percent cut to Medicare reimbursements to doctors; Congress still looking for longterm solution
The 12-term Michigan Republican and chairman of the Ways and Means Committee is the second committee chairman to announce his retirement in the past week
Unlike his 6 primary opponents, the South Carolina Republican has deep pockets and few worries
Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez pleaded guilty to firing assault rifle at White House in 2011; his lawyers said he was suffering from extreme depression
Touting strong enrollment numbers, White House says, "No one expected us to come back from the brink"