New bragging rights in Congress? Being sanctioned by Russia
Several U.S. lawmakers welcome sanctions from the Russian government with open arms
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Several U.S. lawmakers welcome sanctions from the Russian government with open arms
At a Q&A session with N.J. residents, the governor was asked whether the firing of a top aide was because she "did something illegal"
House minority leader blasts Speaker John Boehner for squashing a rare bipartisan compromise
Senate majority leader has instructed the Senate's chief law enforcement officer to examine computers at the source of allegations
The president also signed an executive order authorizing the U.S. to sanction sectors of the Russian economy
The former secretary of state is not usually at odds with President Obama, but has doubts about negotiations with Iran
The GOP senator fires up young voters at famously liberal UC Berkeley with an anti-surveillance stemwinder
With the first lady and their daughters in China, Obama jokes around with DeGeneres and also managed to plug Obamacare
President and his staff in overdrive working to get people - particularly the young and healthy - signed up by March 31
John Dickerson: How will candidates reach voters when they don’t watch TV and are too busy tweeting to care?
Potential presidential candidates like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz are already debating whether social issues should be put on the back burner
President says nobody wants "to trigger an actual war with Russia" and the U.S. will pressure Russia to seek diplomatic solution
In his first public comments on missing jetliner, Obama says every available U.S. resource is aiding in the search
Sloan Wilson Rappoport, who served in senior positions at Commerce Department, is accused of assaulting woman in his car
A Washington insider with a Texas drawl, Strauss was known as Jimmy Carter's "Mr. Fixit" and later served as U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union