McCain: I'm "very sad" over Syrian weapons resolution
Ariz. senator on Syria, loosening sanctions on Iran and the divisive politics of defunding Obamacare
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Ariz. senator on Syria, loosening sanctions on Iran and the divisive politics of defunding Obamacare
Christie's strong numbers among black voters could give him a powerful 2016 talking point about broadening the GOP tent
John Catsimatidis talks about his failed mayoral bid, Hillary Clinton and Chris Christie, and media coverage of overweight political candidates
Department's internal watchdog said FBI has been using drones since 2006 and has spent more than $3 million on them
Secretary of State John Kerry tells Scott Pelley U.N. Security Council resolution will not have threat of military force
State senator who catapulted to national prominence with her abortion-access filibuster will announce her candidacy next week
James Clapper tells a Senate panel he would consider limiting surveillance authority to put privacy concerns to rest
Postmaster general tells senators cash-strapped agency's financial situation prompted emergency proposal to increase rates
Obama skewers Republicans for continued opposition to the law; meanwhile, more glitches come to light
The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, who has been investigating the Sept. 11, 2012 attacks in Benghazi, returned safely this week
Only 22 percent of Americans describe themselves as tea party supporters in a new Gallup poll
New Iranian leader says meeting with U.S. important "but what's more important ... is the result of the meeting"
But Hasan Rouhani also tells Charlie Rose it's time to "separate that event" from Israel's "torture" of Palestinians
Hillary Clinton in audience as teen Pakistani activist, in speech accepting a Clinton Foundation award, mentions lack of any women U.S. presidents
With Democrat Terry McAuliffe guarding a small lead, the two candidates spar over social issues, budget politics in first face-off