After Snowden, U.S., Russian officials seek common ground
U.S. secretaries of state and defense meet with their Russian counterparts to discuss NSA leaker Edward Snowden, Syria, and more
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U.S. secretaries of state and defense meet with their Russian counterparts to discuss NSA leaker Edward Snowden, Syria, and more
The Kentucky Republican senator's aide resigned after he was revealed to be a secessionist with a history of controversial rhetoric
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks to Charlie Rose about the United States' "really terrible" relationship with Russia
After Moscow gives NSA leaker Edward Snowden temporary asylum and Obama scraps planned summit with Russian President Putin, Obama holding news conference
It's not just Hillary Clinton - more women are being floated as presidential candidates than ever before
Funeral home representatives confirm the death of Jacqueline Gingrich, who was 77
Ex-aide Lee Youngblood said the Mississippi Republican had suffered a ruptured appendix; Hospital spokesman said he's in fair condition
Staffer with strong ties to Ron Paul caught on tape saying he's working for McConnell to advance Rand Paul; later calls recording "sick"
Among those President Obama will also honor include Ernie Banks, Loretta Lynn, Sally Ride and Gloria Steinem
One GOP senator thinks so and is decrying an administrative fix that keeps congressional staffers from being hit with larger insurance bills
President Obama called his predecessor to wish him well following a recent operation to implant a stent in a blocked artery
Congress is on its five-week break, but most Americans think they haven't done enough to deserve it
While the real game in D.C. seems to be gridlock and partisanship, another game - baseball - acts as a rare unifier
Backlash over city policy denying full-time benefits from families of elite firefighters who died in Ariz. blaze fuels bill
Women's rights organizations fired back against the group which they say shows Republicans' disconnect with women