In 2012, black voter turnout surpassed white turnout
AP analysis: America's blacks voted at a higher rate than other minority groups in 2012 and by most measures surpassed white turnout for the first time
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AP analysis: America's blacks voted at a higher rate than other minority groups in 2012 and by most measures surpassed white turnout for the first time
Sen. Joe Manchin said Sunday his background check bill can pass in the Senate, even though it failed once
White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday draws big laughs from celebrities, politicos, press; dinner takes somber turn with remembrance of Boston, Texas tragedies
President Obama, Conan O'Brien and thousands of celebrities, politicians and journalists gathered for the annual D.C. dinner
Agency announces suspension of employee furloughs in anticipation of Obama signing bill held up by congressional typo
Justice Stephen Breyer's shoulder successfully replaced after bike injury near Korean War Veterans Memorial
Vice president tells Arizona Republican that he would "probably" have defeated Obama in 2008 if the economy hadn't collapsed
Both parties use weekly address to claim validation in budget fight after bill limiting FAA furloughs sails through Congress
Star-studded dinner on Saturday will bring together politicos, journalists, and celebrities - here's a look back at some favorite moments from years past
The State Department's 2011 list of gifts to U.S. officials from foreign leaders is out and a former European leader is tops
President says evidence of chemical weapons use is just a "preliminary" assessment, but confirmation would be a "game-changer"
A week after bombing suspect's apprehension, criticism of feds' handling abounds
A bill shuffling money around to avert the effects of the sequester for the FAA awaits the president's signature
The president addressed Planned Parenthood, the first sitting president to speak before the abortion rights group
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad believed to have used sarin gas on people, but evidence of chemical weapon attacks still too thin