Foreign cooperation with U.S. could be exposed, officials fear
U.S. officials brief diplomats on documents Snowden obtained that may reveal their countries' intelligence operations
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U.S. officials brief diplomats on documents Snowden obtained that may reveal their countries' intelligence operations
Former secretary of state laments hyper-partisan politics while she continues to take heat over the 2012 Benghazi attack
John Dickerson: The Texas senator is a rare political species - a supposed man of the people who is attacked for his elite credentials and lack of common sense
Democrats and Republicans tamp down any expectations for a major compromise on budget issues
2014 election: How will the pricey government shutdown translate for the conservative faction that drove it?
Cuccinelli says tougher laws wouldn't have stopped Virginia Tech massacre; McAuliffe wants expanded background checks
Administration stopped issuing proposed rules in final months of campaign, delaying work by contractors, states and insurance companies
In the wake of reports that the NSA has tapped the phones of foreign allies, some say it shouldn't be a surprise that the U.S. is spying on friends
With gridlock rising and popularity falling, many potential congressional candidates are taking a pass on a run
After a photo surfaces of Democrat Doug Gansler at a party with underage drinkers, Gansler says he should have intervened
At hearing, Democrats and Republicans show little patience for HealthCare.gov problems; contractors point finger at HHS
The president pushes the comprehensive Senate bill that passed, but the House says they will pass their own legislation
Former White House chief of staff speaks out on calls for Cabinet member to resign in wake of Obamacare website fallout
During a speech in Buffalo, a protester yelled at Clinton about Benghazi; later she took questions about 2016
Jofi Joseph was fed info by co-workers to see if it would appear on snarky Twitter feed, Washington Post reports