GOP giving Dem House candidates early taste of 2014 attacks
The National Republican Congressional Committee is launching ads against Democrats - 18 months before the midterm elections
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The National Republican Congressional Committee is launching ads against Democrats - 18 months before the midterm elections
Federal budget cuts force FAA employees to take an unpaid day off every other week, likely leading to delays
Sen. Coats calls on Senate to hold immigration reform in wake of Boston bombings; Sen. Durbin argues the "worst thing we can do is nothing"
Fmr. Homeland Security secretary, N.Y. mayor agree failed background check expansion would have been step toward reducing gun violence
GOP lawmakers urge government to continue interrogating Dzhokhar Tsarnaev without reading him Miranda rights; civil liberties group objects
Quinnipiac survey finds NYC City Council Speaker Christine Quinn nearly doubling Weiner's support
In weekly addresses, president and GOP Sen. Tim Scott mourn victims, praise the bravery of first responders and investigators
The president said "we've closed an important chapter" in the Boston Marathon bombing tragedy
White House says Russian leader expressed condolences about marathon deaths; suspects believed to be ethnic Chechens from Russia
As Washington reacts to the unfolding events in the Boston investigation, senators debate whether attack should impact immigration reform efforts
John Dickerson: How some politicians and pundits are using the Boston bombing to score political points
Sequester-related furloughs are set to kick in on Sunday; industry says FAA should find other ways to deal with budget cuts
Former president says his and Obama's administrations "have gone on the offensive" against "people who would do us harm"
The governors of Massachusetts and Texas are dealing with the unexpected as they face major crises in their states
Chairmen of Obama's 2010 fiscal commission are wading back into budget wars with a revised plan to rein in intractable federal deficits