On Obamacare enrollment, insurers don't share government's optimism
As the Obama administration touted the latest enrollment numbers as positive movement, insurers aren't sold on the spin
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As the Obama administration touted the latest enrollment numbers as positive movement, insurers aren't sold on the spin
18 House Democrats sign letter urging the president to act on his statement that pot is less dangerous than alcohol and harder drugs
Better preparation at the federal, state and local levels could help control costs, officials say
At just 25 percent of total enrollees, those between the ages of 18 and 34 represent a less-than ideal share of the marketplace
President signs executive order requiring federal contractors to pay their employees at least $10.10 an hour
It took a while for the Senate to wrangle enough votes, but in the end, a bill to allow the Treasury to continue borrowing normally heads to the president
Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy blasts Congress for considering legislation to ease gun restrictions on public property
The likely Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Texas won notoriety fighting abortion restrictions
A study from the left-leaning Alliance for Justice says President Obama favors judicial nominees with a corporate law background
The lawsuit says that the government’s phone data collection program violates the Fourth Amendment
The five-member Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board detailed to the Senate Judiciary Committee its report on government snooping
Major Garrett: In the Affordable Care Act’s never-ending revisions, the only pattern is chaos
New survey reflects deep erosion in N.J. governor's political standing as fresh subpoenas keep scandal alive and kicking
John Dickerson: Why a ruthless Hillary Clinton and a ruthless Chris Christie aren't the same thing
The GOP is stepping up its protests against proposed changes to IRS rules that limit certain groups' political activity