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As Florida Sen. Bill Nelson (D) made headlines Thursday for floating the possibility of a Democratic primary do-over, Michigan’s Democrats are approaching the

The questions during President Obama’s press conference so far are attempts to get the him to explain the size of the budget and find an item he’s willing to

It’s going to be a nightmare for the government if they have to constantly close the hearing to talk about things that are embarrassing to the government, says David Frakt, former defense counsel for a juvenile held at Guantanamo Bay.

Reps. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) and Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) denounced Arizona’s Senate bill 1070 during a press conference on Capitol Hill and urged Gov. Jan

It puts any housing recovery in jeopardy, says Barry Zigas of the Consumer Federation of America.

Most Americans are concerned that Afghanistan will become another Vietnam. The Pentagon is becoming more critical of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. The Times runs

It seems that Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), President Barack Obama’s pick to head the Commerce Department, doesn’t exactly believe in the necessity of that

I’m way late to this party -- stupid Panetta hearing! -- but judging from this interview with Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas), the GOP has apparently decided to

Orly Taitz, the birther attorney who gained a sort of official movement leadership status with this week’s appearence on The Colbert Report, is bragging

To some, Memorial Day signals the start of summer; to political observers, it marks the onset of a contentious primary season that will pit outsiders against party favorites.

A group of House Republicans thinks there are Muslim spies posing as interns on Capitol Hill. Why did Snowe break ranks and vote for the health care

Today, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Goldman Sachs and one of its vice presidents with selling clients a financial instrument that another

Steve Boender, a soft-spoken farmer from Oskaloosa, Iowa, first met Rick Santorum in May when he drove the Republican presidential candidate to a scheduled speaking event in Pella. Sitting next to him in his Chevy pickup, Boender found the politician surprisingly relatable

Democrats and many economists were none too happy last week when President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team announced plans to include $300 billion in tax

So how’s the public option doing? Depends who you ask. The opt-out debate blurs historical divisions on states’ rights. Meet the new face of the No on 1

Scott Brown’s campaign for Senate made much out of some comments by Democrats that seemed to auger for a short delay in seating the winner of the Massachusetts