Military option in Syria must remain on the table, senators agree
Sens. Bob Corker and Carl Levin say U.S.-Russia deal shouldn't stifle support to the Syrian rebels
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Sens. Bob Corker and Carl Levin say U.S.-Russia deal shouldn't stifle support to the Syrian rebels
Obama says Putin doesn't share his values, but insists the Russians have ample reason to seek stability in Syria
At a time of financial belt-tightening, federal agency's money management comes under scrutiny
The decision is a blow to organized labor, which has warned that employers could drop coverage for millions of union members
N.J. publisher suing Sarah Palin and her political action committee for copyright infringement over use of World Trade Center photo
California Republican says he quickly lost drunken match with the future Russian president back in the 1990s
The Republican faces lawsuit from conservative group over her decision to back the expansion of Medicaid
Gene Sperling, head of the National Economic Council, will depart in Jan., to be replaced by former budget director Jeffrey Zients
With less than four months remaining in his tenure at City Hall, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is seeing his influence wane
Serious differences over government spending are put aside with just two weeks left to avert a government shutdown
In an op-ed for The New York Times, Russian President Vladimir Putin denies Syrian regime ordered August 21 sarin gas attack, but admits regime has chemical weapons
A majority of the House was poised to oppose allowing the president to use military strikes; voters of all stripes were opposed, too
Ahead of intense meeting over deal for Syria's chemical weapons handover, John Kerry says Russia has more at stake than the U.S.
Labor organization passes a resolution formally criticizing Obamacare, noting it drives up costs of union-sponsored health plans
As immigration reform hangs in the balance in Washington, business groups say new Americans create and save jobs