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Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) asks Hill what the U.S.-Iraq Status of Forces Agreement and Strategic Framework Agreement require of the United Statesfor long-term

In closing her remarks to America’s largest pro-Israel lobby, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton referenced the arduous struggles of Israel’s founding

As TWI reported yesterday, Defense Secretary Robert Gates is changing Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell enforcement significantly, even before Congress passes any changes

It’s been well-reported by now: The final stimulus package includes a $400 tax rebate for individuals and an $800 tax rebate for couples -- down a bit from the

The results of the fourth ballot: Katon Dawson - 62 Michael Steele - 60 Saul Anuzis - 31 Ken Blackwell - 15 Dawson’s people broke out into cheers: They

A Philadelphia man named Norman Leboon has been arrested after recording a YouTube message threatening Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.), who has accused Democrats of

Groups advocating for greater transparency and accountability in government have long advocated for stricter standards dictating who must register as a lobbyist

The National League of Cities, a nonprofit that represents 19,000 towns and cities with a combined population of 220 million, released a report indicating

At today’s House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on military commissions, Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz.), apparently under the impression that a debate about the

After my wrap-up piece on the defense budget was published, Lockheed Martin’s spokesman for the F-22 Raptor program, Rob Fuller, got back to me with a statement

Previewing next week’s 47-nation Washington conference on nuclear security, senior National Security Council aides Gary Samore and Ben Rhodes told reporters

So much for John Brennan, the former CIA official who wasn’t actually an advocate of torture but who was pilloried for being so in the blogosphere. The

Democratic Populism is all the rage. As we enter the final phase of the caucuses and primaries, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Barack Obama

House members on health care: Who’s undecided and why? Boehner: If I am speaker, I will run the House differently from both Dem and past GOP leadership. Key

<div class="mini gray">photo: In October, State Department&rsquo;s internal magazine ran a favorable piece on the agency&rsquo;s new

The Florida Senate passed a pill mill bill today, but not without some hurdles. Though they are both in agreement that Florida has a troubling prescription drug overdose problem, state Rep. Rob Schenck, R-Spring Hill, and Sen.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told reporters today that he supports the public option, which twice failed in the Senate Finance Committee