Va. GOP candidate: Planned Parenthood "more lethal" for blacks than KKK
E.W. Jackson, Republican nominee for Virginia lieutenant governor, railed against black voters' "slavish devotion" to Democrats in 2012 video
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E.W. Jackson, Republican nominee for Virginia lieutenant governor, railed against black voters' "slavish devotion" to Democrats in 2012 video
Lois Lerner, the IRS official whose apology turned the scandal into top news, will testify as Congress continues its investigations
Raymond Maxwell, former deputy assistant secretary for the Maghreb region, has been venting in verse since being put on leave
While admitting IRS scandal is "inexcusable," senior Obama adviser Dan Pfeiffer defends administration's handling of three ongoing controversies to Bob Schieffer
During speech at fundraiser, the president avoided mentioning recent controversies but knocked Washington's tendency "to put politics ahead of policy"
As Democrats try to put the controversy over Benghazi attack to rest, GOP continues roasting the administration over talking points, inadequate security, and more
At historically black college, President Obama says racism and discrimination still exist, but they're no excuse to shirk responsibility or "write off" failure
Gary Pruitt says there's already been a chilling effect on AP sources after secret Justice Dept. probe was revealed
It's a tough criminal case to make, experts say, but a few avenues exist
In a speech this week, the president will defend various counterterrorism practices drawing ire
Republican senator says it's "implausible" no one in the White House knew the IRS was targeting conservative groups
Evidence emerges that inspector general informed Treasury deputy of probe during middle of 2012
2012 Republican presidential nominee pans Obama administration's handling of IRS scandal, Benghazi attack
Tax agency unduly scrutinized smaller conservative groups but ignored larger groups on left and right that spent the most money on the 2012 election
GOP congressman warns troubled tax agency has too much control over health care law as Obama pushes D.C. to focus on jobs in weekly addresses