State Dept. is not sending Andrew W.K. to Bahrain
The entertainer was looking forward to promoting "partying and world peace," but State Dept. concluded it would be inappropriate
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The entertainer was looking forward to promoting "partying and world peace," but State Dept. concluded it would be inappropriate
The Supreme Court today considered who counts as a "supervisor" in workplace harassment cases
A tradition since 1964, this year's tree, a 65-foot Engelmann spruce from White River National Forest in Colorado, was lit during a lighting ceremony on Tuesday
The court on Monday ordered a federal appeals court to consider whether Obama's health care law violates Liberty University's religious freedoms
As Congress returns to Washington this week with a renewed focus on the "fiscal cliff," Sen. Bob Corker said Congress has no reason not to act.
Political jockeying between White House, Congress to intensify as interests from labor to big business join the battle
Recreational pot use will soon be legal in Washington state and Colorado, but it's unclear what the feds do next
There will be fewer centrists in the next Congress, potentially leaving the parties more polarized than ever
Obama and Congress could fix the looming cliff or just push the problem down the road
Tammy Duckworth is one of nine veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars who will serve in next year's freshman class in the House
Keeping with tradition, First Lady Michelle Obama received the 2012 White House Christmas Tree on the day after Thanksgiving.
Attempting to build on commitments made in first 4 years, Obama faces congressional gridlock, financial shortfalls
Some conservatives fear the immigration issue will split the Republican Party
The Republican governor of Iowa's comments were lauded some who feel the event is over-hyped
At least a dozen candidates have been mentioned to replace Jesse Jackson Jr., who resigned Wednesday, in Congress