Obama's Israel trip overshadowed by new Syria fears
PM Benjamin Netanyahu welcomes Obama to Tel Aviv, but claims of chemical weapons use in Syria serve as sober backdrop
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu welcomes Obama to Tel Aviv, but claims of chemical weapons use in Syria serve as sober backdrop
Ex-gov. prevails in first test, will face tea party favorite Curtis Bostic in April 2 runoff
On Israeli charm offensive, Obama reaffirms support for Israel; Peres lauds his "achievable" vision for Middle East
Report: Salomon Melgen, a top donor to Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., who has recently come under investigation, also courted Obama, Reid
In the president's Final Four bracket: Florida, Indiana, Louisville, and Ohio State
House Republicans say the Obama administration planned poorly for the $85 billion worth of automatic spending cuts that were enacted in March
After Romney's 2012 loss, the GOP is vowing to tighten the presidential primary process in 2016 to field a stronger nominee
Some gun control proponents say passing the ban was always an uphill battle; now they'll focus on pushing other key proposals
His four-day trip to the region begins in Israel for meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders before he heads to Jordan
Mark Sanford takes a step toward reviving a political career that was derailed by an extramarital affair while he was S.C. governor
Massachusetts Democrat is working on a book, "Rigged," a "firsthand" account of how she has fought for the middle class
Spokesman Jay Carney says Congress' likely deal on a government-funding bill will spare the April 1 event
Amid controversy over alleged chemical attack, Sen. Lindsey Graham says U.S. must secure chemical weapons sites - using troops if necessary
Expected to have less-than-majority support, the ban will be offered as an amendment to a larger gun bill instead
Before leaving for its spring break next week, both sides want to pass a spending bill to avert a goverment shutdown