Scalia: Constitution Doesn't Protect Women or Gays
Conservative Supreme Court Justice Argues it's Up to the Legislative Branch to Protect Women, If They Choose To
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Conservative Supreme Court Justice Argues it's Up to the Legislative Branch to Protect Women, If They Choose To
In Final Day as Speaker, Nancy Pelosi Stands Behind Health Care Reform, Job Creation Efforts; Says GOP Will Have a "Willing Partner" When They Provide "Positive Solutions"
New House Rules Exempt Repeal from Mandate That Bills be Paid For; Republicans Say Law Won't Save the $143B Estimated by CBO
Republican Sends Letters Seeking Input From Business and Other Groups on Which Regulations have "Negatively Impacted Job Growth"
Ron Klain Will Leave Post in January to Become President of Former AOL Chairman Steve Case's Investment Company
North Carolina Blue Dog Democrat Will Vote for Himself - Not Pelosi - in Wednesday's House Vote for Speaker
In Display of Constitutional Commitment, Aides to Incoming Speaker Will Be Sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice
Returning to Washington, President Expects a Certain amount of Political Gamesmanship from the GOP
Mark Knoller: Latest Treasury Department Posting Shows Debt Stands at $14,025,215,218,708.52
Holiday's Over: President's Ratings Up, but He's Shaking Up his Own Staff to Face Tough Tests in Divided Congress
Republicans Leverage Newfound Control of House to Schedule Referendum on "Obamacare," Though Actual Repeal Unlikely
Former Clinton Commerce Secretary and Current JPMorgan Chase & Co. Executive Eyed for Business Community Respect
CBS Radio News White House correspondent Mark Knoller Breaks Down the President's Last Year
GOP Congressman Plans Harsh Scrutiny of the Obama Administration but Seems to Agree with the President on Some Issues
Rep. Fred Upton says GOP Will Get Enough Votes for Repeal in House to Overcome Presidential Veto