NSA, Justice under fire again over surveillance programs
House Judiciary Committee grilled the deputy NSA director and the deputy attorney general over recently revealed NSA snooping
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House Judiciary Committee grilled the deputy NSA director and the deputy attorney general over recently revealed NSA snooping
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., thinks a U.S. boycott of the 2014 Olympics could be in order should Russia harbor Snowden
Obama's nominee to be United Nations ambassador harshly criticized the U.N. during her Senate confirmation hearing
President hails work of Richard Cordray, who was officially confirmed Tuesday as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Dick Cheney's daughter announces she'll battle longtime senator Enzi in the GOP primary next year
Dick Cheney's daughter surprises many in challenging sitting senator who's a fellow Republican, family friend in primary
Republicans hope to keep law in spotlight through 2014 elections; new votes will be on putting off business and individual mandates
Former secretary of state also offered prayers for the family of Trayvon Martin
Attorney general addresses NAACP convention in Orlando three days after a jury acquitted George Zimmerman
President Obama reiterates his insistence that immigration reform legislation include a pathway to citizenship
Democrats currently have an eight-seat advantage in the Senate but they'll be playing defense against the GOP in next year's midterms
Republicans agree to proceed with confirmation of executive branch nominees, but little else has changed in the Senate
Rev. Al Sharpton announced 100 rallies across the country this Saturday calling for federal civil rights charges against George Zimmerman
Tea party favorites back Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's effort to remove chain of command from military sex assault cases
Wait until half-hour before deadline to challenge former Illinois governor's corruption conviction and 14-year sentence imposed in 2011