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Today President Obama tried to change the subject and repair some of the damage from a week of bruising controversies that have surrounded his administration. More>>
Thursday night leaders from both parties in the House of Representatives announced they've reached a deal "in principal" to overhaul the nation's immigration laws. More>>
President Obama met with the nation's top military leaders to address sexual assault in the Armed Forces. More>>
Tea Party leaders gathered at the Capitol today to warn against government abuses. More>>
The White House released dozens of pages of emails linked to last September's Bengahzi attack. More>>
House Speaker John Boehner said Wednesday that Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status broke the law. More>>
AP claims Justice Department secretly recorded months of phone calls. More>>
Amid outcry over revelations that Internal Revenue Service specialists specifically targeted conservative groups for scrutiny before the 2012 elections, President Barack Obama said Monday that the tax agency employees' reported conduct was "outrageous" and "contrary to our traditions." More>>
The United States posted its biggest monthly budget surplus in five years in April. More>>
Several dozen combat-ready U.S. Marines stationed in southern Spain have been put on alert to potentially move into Libya and assist in the evacuation of American personnel if the unrest grows there in the coming days, a senior military official confirms to CNN. More>>
President Barack Obama's been in the bull's eye of Republicans and conservatives since 2008, but after Wednesday's hearing on last September's terror attack in Benghazi, Libya, many on the right are shifting their aim at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. More>>
President Obama arrived in Austin today as part of his Middle Class Jobs and Opportunity Tour. More>>
President Obama will make his way to the Austin area tomorrow. More>>
Courtesy NBCIt's the comeback of comebacks. More>>
House Republicans convened a hearing on Wednesday featuring self-described "whistleblowers" in their continued investigation into last year's attack against a U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya. More>>
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is now speaking out after getting criticism for his weight-loss surgery. More>>
A new study from the conservative Heritage Foundation estimates that granting a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants will cost US taxpayers at least $6.3 trillion. More>>
The Senate passed a bill yesterday that will collect sales taxes for what you buy online. More>>
Two North Korean Musudan missiles have been withdrawn from a launch site in the eastern part of the country and sent to a storage facility, a U.S. official confirmed Monday. More>>
In an interview with congressional investigators, the former top diplomat in Libya expressed concern that more could have been done by the military on the night of September 11, 2012 and morning of September 12, 2012, to protect those being attacked at the U.S. compound and annex in Benghazi, Libya. More>>
A senior State Department official said Monday there is no indication that rebels fighting the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad have "the ability or the intent" to use chemical weapons. More>>
The National Rifle Association says President Barack Obama is waging an all out historic attack to destroy the Second Amendment. More>>
If North Korea continues with its controversial missile and nuclear tests, it "will move closer" to its objective of reaching the United States with nuclear weapons, according to a Pentagon report. More>>
Courtesy CNN / Yuri Cortez / AFP / Getty ImagesPresident Barack Obama said Friday he came to Mexico to break down stereotypes between the United States and its neighbor to the south. More>>
One more state has officially approved same-sex marriage. More>>
Courtesy CNNThe National Rifle Association's annual meeting will surely be in the spotlight this weekend, as it comes just weeks after the Senate voted down a controversial gun control measure–a major blow to the months-long push for tougher firearm laws in the wake of the Newtown elementary school massacre. More>>
President Barack Obama on Thursday begins a whirlwind trip to Latin America, where a high-profile meeting with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto involving immigration, drug violence and trade tops the agenda. More>>
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