Political truce in 2014? Don’t count on it
Despite glimmers of bipartisanship at the end of 2013, political warfare looks primed to begin anew in 2014
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Despite glimmers of bipartisanship at the end of 2013, political warfare looks primed to begin anew in 2014
President Obama says the restoration of unemployment benefits should be Congress's "first order of business" in 2014
In Jerusalem to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said he supports legitimate peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but questions whether such a process is truly “viable.”
Despite the bipartisan good feelings that accompanied recent budget negotiations, a bitter fight over the debt ceiling looms on the horizon
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., laments the gridlock in the current Congress and mulls solutions
A new Netflix documentary, "Mitt," was made by a family friend who had exclusive access to the candidate for six years
Pennsylvania Republican recounts his wife's experience with a faulty HealthCare.gov and pitches GOP alternatives to the health care law
A rare bipartisan budget deal was met with an avalanche of criticism from conservative groups, but House Speaker John Boehner says such inflexibility led to this fall's government shutdown
House speaker's long-simmering frustration with outside conservative groups boiled over after they voiced opposition to a recent budget proposal
Conservative groups Americans for Prosperity and Heritage Action criticized the proposed budget deal by Rep. Paul Ryan
President Obama warns that job-seekers and the economy as a whole will suffer if unemployment benefits expire Dec. 28
Rep. Renee Ellmers, R-N.C., says she is "frustrated" by the impact of the president's health care law on her constituents.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., finds it odd Republicans have to be taught how to not offend female voters
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, candidly acknowledges his party's problem with women voters, counseling Republicans to be more "sensitive"
The president laid out his economic priorities for the rest of his term and challenged Republicans to help low-income Americans
President Obama urges young people to sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act, saying, "The product is good, it's affordable"
Number three House Republican says the agreement over Iran's nuclear program is "not a full dismantling of the program"
Texas Rep. Michael Burgess says the health care reform law should be repealed and replaced
President Obama scolds Republicans for trying dozens of times to repeal the health care law instead of helping Democrats fix it
Buoyed by the law's rocky launch, Republicans are certain they want to get rid of Obamacare, but they've yet to unify around an alternative
White House spokesman reiterates President Obama's opposition to House bill that preserves insurance plans canceled due to Obamacare
FBI Director James Comey says the FBI has no problem with efforts to bring the survivors of the attack on Benghazi to testify before Congress
With Obamacare's problems lingering, Republicans who have long opposed the law must now decide whether to repair it or scrap it
As the problems with the Affordable Care Act linger, more Democrats are betraying signs of anxiety about the political fallout
Former Republican governor-turned Democrat Charlie Crist takes the first step toward attempting to reclaim his old job with a new party.