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The race for Maryland governor is becoming increasingly focused on immigration as Republican candidate Robert Ehrlich, a former governor, criticized Gov. Martin

Senate Democratic leaders have amended their newly released health reform bill to include a contentious provision allowing some workers to receive cash vouchers

Facing what some have said is a crackdown on temporary worker visas, the business world is arguing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services should refocus

Lately I’ve been bashing Dennis Blair, the director of national intelligence, for his performance in a recent Senate hearing. So let me take this opportunity to

Sirajuddin Haqqani of the infamous Haqqani network -- which, among other aspects of bloody rampage, took New York Times reporter David Rohde hostage -- may have

Elizabeth Warren, the Treasury and White House adviser helping to set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, made her first trip yesterday to meet with

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, whose call for vast reductions in public employee compensation have made him one of the Republican Party’s most popular

Parlor-game speculation about who leaked what and why always reminds me of a line Mad Men’s Don Draper gives to Betty when she vents to him about the infidelity

Speaking of dogs that haven’t barked about Obama’s Iraq withdrawal, National Review editorializes cautiously in favor of the plan. Once editor Rich Lowry called

Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) went on Face The Nation and balked at the idea of more troops for Afghanistan, following the lead of Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.).

Chicago, Ill -- This victory is more than historic. President-elect Barack Obama’s victory marks political progress far broader than race -- especially because

The Senate rejected today an amendment to the small business bill sponsored by Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) that would have excluded much of the oil and gas

The Heritage Foundation just wrapped up a panel discussion to that effect, called Where Does the Tea Party Go from Here? Panelists included Billie Tucker,

GUANTANAMO BAY -- No one tell Marc Thiessen, but Greg Finley, a former Naval Criminal Investigative Service special agent who said he interrogated Omar Khadr

When the Department of Justice won its suit against Arizona’s SB 1070 immigration law, it seemed like the decision would act as a deterrent for other states

Remember about a month ago, when President-elect Barack Obama announced his foreign policy team, and it looked as if there was going to be a shift of emphasis

Toxin hound Suemedha Sood gets the first in-depth interview with an EPA scientist who was suspiciously removed from a toxin panel after the chemical industry

Spencer Ackerman filed a great book report today on "Architect of Global Jihad." Norwegian terrorism scholar Brynjar Lia outlines what the