The case for hypothetical questions
John Dickerson: They’re the best way to learn how someone thinks; politicians are cowards for refusing to answer them
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John Dickerson: They’re the best way to learn how someone thinks; politicians are cowards for refusing to answer them
The G-7 has moved to isolate Russia, but as Obama focuses on nuclear security, his administration says they're still cooperating on that front
2012 flashpoints are revisited at the Supreme Court: Obamacare, the "war on religion," the "war on women," and corporate personhood
Source says he wants telecoms to hold such records; Congress would have to OK the change; resistance possible from both
Majority Leader Harry Reid accused Republicans who had previously blocked the bill of sending a "dangerous message to Russian leaders"
The potential foes in the 2016 president contest offered a bipartisan take on promoting higher education globally
World leaders are expected to agree that Russia should be suspended from the G-8 as long as the crisis in Ukraine continues
There aren’t enough polls to make a valid forecast, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee says
Former secretary of state appears in new super PAC ad coming to the defense of Alaska's presumed GOP Senate candidate
The New York Times reports the review is expected to exonerate the N.J. governor of any direct involvement in planning or executing the lane closures
First lady takes on contentious topic, saying she wouldn't trade media scrutiny, questions "for anything in the world" so opinions of all can be heard
During the president's trip to Europe, the House and Senate are still squabbling over bills to aid Ukraine and punish Russia
Several congressmen accuse the Malaysian government of withholding information and chasing bad theories
While the 2012 GOP nominee says a different response to Syria could have changed the outcome in Ukraine, Sen. Dick Durbin calls that "political amnesia"
The first lady's comments on freedom of speech were received warmly on social media