Supreme Court to consider rolling back campaign donation limits
In its first major campaign finance case since Citizens United, justices will look at whether to eliminate how much a donor gives overall
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In its first major campaign finance case since Citizens United, justices will look at whether to eliminate how much a donor gives overall
Websites' woes, other issues can be resolved before coverage starts Jan. 1, observers say; Problems likened to start of Medicare drug plan in 2006
Supreme Court earlier ruled state couldn't demand such documentation for voters in federal elections
Boehner says there aren't enough votes to end the shutdown without negotiations; the president and Democrats disagree
Disapproval ratings are up for the GOP from last month; Obama is getting more support from Democrats and independents
In a wide-ranging magazine interview, the conservative Supreme Court justice also discusses his views on homosexuality
Pharmaceutical companies paid tens of thousands of dollars to attend meetings of a panel that advises the FDA on painkillers
The clock is ticking for Congress to raise the government's borrowing limit -- but what happens if lawmakers fail?
Addressing significant technical problems with Healthcare.gov, the administration assures that things are running more smoothly now
The government enters its seventh day of shutdown while Congress barrels toward an Oct. 17 deadline to raise the debt ceiling
Currently unaffected by the government shutdown, Supreme Court kicks off new term with hotbutton issues
After "60 Minutes" report, senator compares Obamacare to disability, calls for fixing programs so we "don't do the same thing that put us in trouble"
Democrats demand a bill that reopens the government without altering Obamacare, but House Speaker Boehner says it won't pass
Treasury secretary says Republicans aren't "willing to put everything on the table"; GOP Sen. Cornyn calls Obama "AWOL" on talks
Israeli prime minister cautions against recent overtures from the Iranian president to potentially curb his nation's nuclear program