Obama announces bipartisan election commission
In effort to address voting issues, Obama taps Democrat, GOP election lawyers to co-chair presidential commission
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In effort to address voting issues, Obama taps Democrat, GOP election lawyers to co-chair presidential commission
AP sources: White House suggests it would be best to put off a controversy over gay marriage until the immigration bill goes before the full Senate
Disaster declaration signed, federal aid will go to victims and tornado relief efforts
In light of IRS controversy, former commissioner says he's "saddened" by appearance that service was "not acting as it should"
Most voters say IRS practices were inappropriate, but majority still approve of Obama's performance
John Dickerson: If you want to harm an administration, don't mention Watergate
Vacancies in presidentially-appointed positions leave agencies like the IRS without political accountability
Employee who worked in IRS Cincinnati office for 24 years says she doesn't recall any discussion of politics
As the administration stresses changes to talking points were just stylistic, critics say they were made for political reasons
President says "Myanmar" in meeting with the former pariah state's president, but official policy remains "Burma"
Chief of Staff Denis McDonough and others learned of looming IRS report last month, but didn't tell the president
Senators amend immigration bill with fingerprint requirement for foreigners leaving country through nation's 30 busiest airports
Unveiling annual religious freedom report, Secretary of State John Kerry pledges ongoing action to safeguard "fundamental freedom" of religion
After former Navy secretary urged gov't to stockpile anti-anthrax drug, his biotech firm won $334M in federal contracts beginning in 2006
High court will hear a new case on the intersection of religion and government in a dispute over prayers used to open public meetings