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John Dickerson: How powerful can you be in the Senate if nobody likes you?
In a TV interview, Paula Broadwell says she regrets the relationship with then-CIA director David Petraeus that caused his resignation
Though Washington bridge collapse was result of an overloaded truck, Democratic leader ties it to budget cuts
The force, which patrols national parklands, offset sequester costs with saved funds
After the gun bill's legislative setbacks, gun control groups vow to take the battle to the 2014 elections - where their power faces a major test
Amid new evidence about possible chemical weapons use in Syria, the Obama administration faces tough choices about the path forward
Obama's declaration that the war on terror "must end" draws fierce pushback from Republicans who warn that such a pivot would be premature
Chief Washington correspondent, host of "Face the Nation" says president's "realignment" speech stirring up controversy, has potential to be misread
Rep. Steve King says the Hispanics who are in the U.S. legally because of the 1986 immigration bill are now voting for Obama
In commencement address at U.S. Naval Academy, president tells grads to remain worthy of the public trust
CBS News-compiled account of how news unfolded that the IRS singled out conservative groups for excessive review
Automatic spending cuts force most employees at four federal agencies - roughly five percent of federal workforce - to take unpaid holiday on Friday
Lois Lerner, the head of the tax-exempt organizations division of the IRS, was placed on leave after refusing to resign, GOP senator says
New poll shows support for background check bill remains strong - but voters doubt one will pass this year
The president made headlines Thursday with his speech on drones, an issue that's given Paul a voice in the national debate