Kerry credits Obama for encouraging Middle East talks
Secretary of state names Middle East envoy, hails Obama for starting diplomatic efforts that led to this week's Washington meetings
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Secretary of state names Middle East envoy, hails Obama for starting diplomatic efforts that led to this week's Washington meetings
Former secretary of state joins the president in a private meeting, fueling speculation about what they'll talk about
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew also says there is "no evidence" political appointee was involved in IRS tea party targeting
Ideas introduced by Congress to aid postal agency include ending both door-to-door and Saturday letter delivery
John Dickerson: Doesn't a big budget fight between Obama and congressional Republicans make immigration reform even more implausible?
6.6 million people have saved $1,061 since the Affordable Care Act took effect, the Health and Human Services Department says
Manning, accused of aiding the enemy by leaking thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks, could face life in prison if convicted
The tea party hero's rogue approach to NSA surveillance affords establishment Republicans a chance to try to recover their party
Ex-Clinton press secretary says Weiner's scandal is "not a comparable situation" to what Hillary Clinton went through during the Lewinsky scandal
Departure deals a new blow to Weiner's already shaky candidacy for New York City mayor, rocked this week by new sexting revelations
House Intel chair insists on positive value of mass surveillance, while Rep. Udall worries about broad mandate allowing it
U.S. Secretary of State condemns recent violence in Cairo, calls for interim government to respect the rights of protesters
Secretary of State John Kerry's wife expected to make full recovery after spending less than three weeks in hospital
60 years after cease-fire brought fighting in Korea to a close, president pays tribute to veterans' heroism: "Korea was a victory"
No. 2 House Republican touts series of bills to restrict power of federal regulators, prevent "reckless" spending