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For a brief window tonight, both Obama and Biden will be mid-air - who's next in the line of succession?
President meets with Irish prime minister at the White House and accompanies him to St. Patrick's Day lunch with Congress
Texas governor says he'll make announcement about re-election in June, and announce a decision about 2016 "sometime later in the year"
Breaking with many in his party, Paul, a Tea Party-backed Republican, announces support for a process that allows undocumented citizens an eventual path to citizenship
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced her support for same-sex marriage, prompting further speculation that she plans to run for president in the 2016 election
The region looks much different than it did the last time he traveled there in 2009
John Dickerson: The Republican Party's autopsy of its 2012 loss puts political expediency over principles. Now it just needs to find a body to lead it
Freshman GOP senator voted no on resolution aimed at commemorating Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week because he didn't have time to review the language
On the 10th anniversary of the U.S invasion of Iraq, a CBS News poll shows most think the U.S. should have avoided the war
10 years later, the war's imprint on the political landscape, particularly for President Obama, are strikingly clear
The former S.C. GOP gov. is trying to reclaim his former congressional seat 3 years after admitting to an extramarital affair
Gina McCarthy nomination could face delay in full Senate
Bipartisan bill to fund the government through September set to pass Senate on Tuesday and head back to the House
Republican Party is trying to win back voters like Burton Waddy, a registered Republican who voted for Barack Obama in 2012
Ahead of his trip to Israel on Wednesday, the president says in a Nowruz video that now is the time for a "peaceful" resolution