House Intel chairman on Benghazi: "Gross negligence"
Rep. Mike Rogers, R.-Mich., says U.S. agencies did not take appropriate precautions to prevent the Benghazi attacks
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Rep. Mike Rogers, R.-Mich., says U.S. agencies did not take appropriate precautions to prevent the Benghazi attacks
A lingering cough related to bronchitis likely will keep former president at a Houston hospital through the weekend
Mitt Romney's failed presidential bid and immediate withdrawal from politics has created a leadership vacuum within his party
The AP reports that the president could announce his choices for new secretaries of defense and state as soon as next week
Files do not appear to provide any significant new revelations in the 40-year-old case that led to the resignation of President Nixon
Generational and gender divides exist, but most Americans support legalizing same-sex marriage
The court meets today to consider whether it should take up cases that could influence same-sex marriage laws
House Speaker John Boehner said the country is in "danger" of going "off the cliff."
Dollar bill's demise could save taxpayers $4.4 billion over next 30 years; Most people don't seem to like alternative $1 coins
Reflecting a war-weary nation, the Senate voted overwhelmingly for an accelerated withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan
After the storm, lawmakers assess the damage and push for reforms to prevent repeats in the future -- including tougher climate change laws
Vice President Joe Biden went shopping for presents and to highlight the importance of renewing middle-class tax cuts
With Mitt Romney visiting the White House, a look at how onetime opponents have been welcomed in the past
Romney campaign adviser Stuart Stevens talks with Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about campaign failures and Obama's tactics
Speculation abounds about the prospects of another Scott Brown Senate bid if John Kerry is appointed to the president's Cabinet