What Mitt Romney can teach Marco Rubio
John Dickerson: If the Rubio is to lead the GOP, he could actually learn a few things from the failed presidential candidate
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John Dickerson: If the Rubio is to lead the GOP, he could actually learn a few things from the failed presidential candidate
Plan asks millionaires to pay more, trims defense budget -- both moves Republicans oppose
Starting with a letter from Nixon congratulating Clinton on his presidential win, documents illustrate a surprisingly warm relationship
After previewing his early education proposal earlier this week, the president details it in Georgia today; the lingering issue: how to pay for it
The vote to confirm John Brennan as CIA director is being held up over questions about the administration's drone policy
GOP speaker says the House will follow the Senate's lead on proposals to reduce gun violence
In trip to North Carolina factory, the president reiterates State of the Union proposals for attracting jobs and manufacturing to U.S.
For the first time in history, a defense secretary nominee is facing a filibuster; Senate will vote Friday
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said he's "thinking about" running for president, potentially following in his father's footsteps
In presumed final press briefing, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta slams Congress for failing to work with the administration
Secretary of state says international community must respond to nuke test swiftly and strongly, or risk embolding Iran
Kentucky senator says he won't allow vote on Brennan's nomination until he gets answers on drones
After the Senate passed the Violence Against Women Act Tuesday, House Dems call on GOP leaders to bring the bill to the floor
Both parties praised treasury secretary nominee Jack Lew, but some Republicans raised concerns about Lew's time at Wall Street giant Citigroup
In his State of the Union address, Obama urged Congress to pass climate change legislation -- but signaled another, more likely option