Congress begins scrutiny of Obamacare website's problems
With the shutdown behind them, House Republicans kick off a series of hearings to investigate what went wrong with HealthCare.gov's rollout
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With the shutdown behind them, House Republicans kick off a series of hearings to investigate what went wrong with HealthCare.gov's rollout
As a handful of Democrats start talking about delays, Democratic leaders and the administration still seem committed to original plan
Vice President said that as a result of President Obama's health care law, more people have access to care for mental illness
Both President Obama and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif seek productive relationship on security issues
Website's new "Shop and Browse" feature lumps people into broad categories that can be "incredibly misleading," industry analyst says
German government received information that U.S. intelligence might have monitored chancellor's phone; W.H. denies report
As GOP ratchets up its criticisms, House Democrats are confident about finding solutions after reviewing problems with WH officials
Major Garrett: When you've lost Jon Stewart, you know the Obamacare rollout was a disaster
Meanwhile, Bill Clinton is set to stump for Democrat Terry McAuliffe; Rand Paul will campaign with Republican Ken Cuccinelli
Billionaire investor says both parties should take debt ceiling "off the table," calls it "political weapon of mass destruction"
For the first time ever, Gallup finds a clear majority of Americans support legalizing pot; support has jumped 10 points since 2012
Fla. Republican senator says it's unfair to punish people for not purchasing a product they can't due to tech glitches, calls effort "restrained"
Jofi Joseph, a national security staffer, caught last week; apologizes for acts in email to Politico, saying he "deeply regret(s) violating trust"
With every passing day, the HealthCare.gov glitches do more damage; experts say the administration needs to fix them within weeks
President names trusted aide to oversee rescue of HealthCare.gov, even as new problems with it arise