Clinton formally swears in de Blasio as NYC mayor
The city's first Democratic mayor in more than two decades took the oath of office Wednesday at City Hall
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The city's first Democratic mayor in more than two decades took the oath of office Wednesday at City Hall
Withdrawal from Afghanistan, tension in East Asia, and instability in Africa are primed to leap to the top of Obama's foreign policy to-do list
As major portions of the health care law, passed in 2010, go into effect, insurers are catching up to the administration’s last-minute tweaks
It’s unclear, however, how many will have immediate access to that coverage when the marketplaces open on Wednesday
Liberal and conservative senators agree via Twitter to try and reform federal drug laws
With a package of popular tax breaks hanging in limbo, individuals and businesses are struggling to plan for the future
Our top picks for the year's most interesting polling numbers – and what they mean for 2014
They'll focus on other issues like raising minimum wage, but if health care law's implementation doesn't improve, trouble lies ahead
WH agrees with NY Times investigation downplaying al Qaeda role in Benghazi attack; GOP leaders disagree
Administration working to make sure people who think they've enrolled, actually have coverage
Plunging 11 points from 2009, less than half of Republicans say they believe humans evolved over time
After more than four decades in public service capped off by a botched Obamacare launch, CMS official Michelle Snyder is retiring
Following Benghazi report, State Dept. stresses militia group involved in Libya attack is not part of al Qaeda
Congress did not extend long-term unemployment insurance in most recent budget, ending payments to some 1.3 million people
Billionaire mayor who famously took $1 annual salary poured millions into luxuries, city programs and campaign contributions