McCain, Graham: Leak about al Qaeda intercept tips off the enemy
Senators warn that rare intercept of al Qaeda communication may not happen again now that it's out in public
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Senators warn that rare intercept of al Qaeda communication may not happen again now that it's out in public
Detroit voters cast a ballot for mayor on Tuesday who'll hold little power
The decades-old Ames Straw Poll is in jeopardy of being scrapped by state party officials
In first debate with all four of New Jersey's Democratic Senate candidates, Booker casts himself as a fresh voice
Facebook founder denies that he and other Silicon Valley leaders just want to pave way for more high-tech workers to get into U.S.
As part of his plan for long-term economic growth, president heading to Phoenix to push for more assistance for homeowners
Even facing an imminent plot against U.S. diplomatic posts, Jay Carney says al Qaeda has "diminished" since Osama bin Laden's death
State Sen. Wendy Davis, who filibustered a controversial abortion bill, is weighing whether to run for re-election or for governor
Chairman Reince Priebus says the RNC won't partner with NBC or CNN unless they pull recently announced programs about Hillary Clinton
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx announced a $2 million grant for cities with higher than average pedestrian death rates
Potential 2016 presidential candidates like Bobby Jindal, Ted Cruz and Martin O'Malley lay the groundwork for campaigns in key states
The fight over a possible government shutdown next month is part of a larger battle for the direction of the Republican Party
Since 2009, 32 people listed as deceased have donated to federal campaigns and political parties, a quirk that is allowed under federal law
Spying opponents say there's no concrete evidence the controversial data-gathering programs alerted officials to a terrorist plot
Rep. Paul Ryan says delaying parts of President Obama's healthcare law is a better tactic than threatening to shut down the government