Health Care Reform Lawsuit Advances in Virginia
Federal Judge Denies Federal Government's Request to Dismiss Suit Challenging Law
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Federal Judge Denies Federal Government's Request to Dismiss Suit Challenging Law
The House Ethics Committee is Expected to Announce Today or Tomorrow the Formation of a Committee to Try the House Democrat for Ethics Violations
Former Alaska Governor Said Sunday that President Obama Lacks the Courage to Secure the Nation's Borders
President Obama Will Speak About the Iraq War at the National Convention of Disabled American Veterans in Atlanta
President Says War is Nearing its Endpoint, Though Non-Combat Troops to Remain Through End of Next Year
Michelle Obama Op-Ed in Washington Post Calls for Legislation for Higher Nutritional Standards for School Meals
In CBS News Interview, President Chides Officials for Taking "Anti-Immigrant" Positions to Attract Attention, Says He'll Call Republicans' Bluff on Economy
Accuses Republicans of "Partisan Maneuvering" to Hold Hostage Lending Bill Directed to Small Businesses
Gov. Jan Brewer Talks about Special Legislative Session; Appeals Court Schedules November Hearing for Controversial Law
In Interview, President Says He Hopes Veteran Congressman Ends "His Career with Dignity"
D.A.'s Office Cites Accuser's "Credibility Issues," Including Conflicting Statements, Failed Polygraph
Chair of Subcommittee Investigating Possible Ethics Violations by Rep. Charles Rangel Says his Subcommittee Recommending Reprimand, Which Comes with No Formal Disciplinary Action
Congress Attempts to Fix Clause in Health Care Law That Would Create More Tax Paperwork for Businesses, But Can't Agree How
California Rep. Dan Lungren has to Deal With Police Officer as he Tries to Discuss Law in Interview
One Day Before Chelsea Clinton's Wedding, Former President Bill Clinton Is Greeted By Mass of Reporters and Cheering Fans in Town of Rhinebeck, New York