IRS' Lerner: "I have not done anything wrong"
Official who oversees tax-exempt office in the IRS tells Congress she's invoking the Fifth Amendment to protect her innocence
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Official who oversees tax-exempt office in the IRS tells Congress she's invoking the Fifth Amendment to protect her innocence
White House has struggled in its attempts to get out fast-moving information about the IRS scandal, spokesman admits
The N.J. gov. urged Congress to support aid for tornado victims, saying now isn't "a time for political retribution"
Miss America 2000 Heather French Henry says she won't "confirm or deny" her intent to run against Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell
The White House says the president will also meet with victims and first responders
Paying tribute to graduates at U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Biden lauds "greatest Coast Guard the world has ever seen"; acknowledges challenges of "rapidly changing world"
While warning of Hezbollah and Iran's involvement in Syria, Kerry tries to push Assad regime to negotiate a truce
E.W. Jackson, who's running for Lt. Gov., has taken heat from Democrats for past remarks; says faith guides his views
City Councilman Eric Garcetti defeats Wendy Greuel in race to become L.A. mayor
John Dickerson: Tornadoes, scandals, and controversy. Is the Obama administration managing its priorities?
In the wake of the disastrous tornado that hit Oklahoma, lawmakers hope to avoid another ugly fight over emergency relief funding
Disgraced former congressman makes it official in YouTube video; quit House in 2011 amid scandal surrounding lewd photos on Twitter
Lois Lerner, the IRS official in charge of oversight of tax-exempt groups will decline to answer questions about controversial targeting practices
Legislation granting chance at citizenship to immigrants living in U.S. illegally clears Senate Judiciary Committee
No one in custody, but investigators have zeroed in on potential suspects in consulate attack that left 4 Americans dead