4 possible silver linings in the sequester
Automatic budget cuts begin rolling in today, but amid predictions of pain, some policymakers are highlighting positive impacts
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Automatic budget cuts begin rolling in today, but amid predictions of pain, some policymakers are highlighting positive impacts
Republican Senator John McCain said non-lethal aid in Syria is not enough; also addressed the budget battle between the White House and Congress
2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney and his wife Ann Romney speak to "Fox News Sunday" for first post-election interview
The report looked at a number of expensive - but legitimate - flights for Atty. Gen. Holder and FBI Director Mueller
Automatic spending cuts will begin taking effect today, but negotiations to replace the cuts continue as Capitol Hill leaders head to the White House
White House says he can do it anytime Friday so, "ever hopeful" deal can be reached, will hold off until 11:59 p.m.
Spending cuts will stunt economic growth while failing to address the drivers of debt -- so how'd we get here and what do we do next?
The administration's brief marked the first time a U.S. president has urged the high court to expand the right of gays and lesbians to wed
Pelosi says House GOP just "making noise" on looming cuts; Boehner says Dems want to "steal" from the American people
Both Democratic and Republican plans filibustered in the Senate, all but assuring sequester will start tomorrow
Republicans raise questions about GAO report showing Justice Dept. officials used gov't aircraft for business, personal travel
House passes bill protecting victims of domestic violence; bill now heads to President Obama for approval
Actor among over 80 noteworthy conservatives who signed a Supreme Court brief arguing in favor of federal marriage equality for gay couples
The Obama administration warns of cuts' devastating effect, but expect a delay in impact
With automatic spending cuts less than a day away, parties push symbolic votes in advance of White House meeting tomorrow