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Dems vow to protect Boehner from conservative coup
By Mike Lillis
Tea Party Republicans contemplating a bid to oust Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio) shouldn't count on Democrats to help them unseat the Speaker.
By Mike Lillis
Tea Party Republicans contemplating a bid to oust Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio) shouldn't count on Democrats to help them unseat the Speaker.
GOP giddy over Hillary’s problems
By Niall Stanage
Republicans believe Hillary Clinton’s fundamental political weaknesses have been exposed by the controversy surrounding her use of personal email while secretary of State — and they couldn’t be more delighted.
By Niall Stanage
Republicans believe Hillary Clinton’s fundamental political weaknesses have been exposed by the controversy surrounding her use of personal email while secretary of State — and they couldn’t be more delighted.
Questions swirl about Hillary's 'homebrew'
By Cory Bennett
Questions are swirling about the security of the “homebrew” email service that Hillary Clinton used while serving as secretary of State.
By Cory Bennett
Questions are swirling about the security of the “homebrew” email service that Hillary Clinton used while serving as secretary of State.
Obama: Ferguson 'not an isolated incident'
By Ben Kamisar
The work of the civil rights movement remains unfinished, President Obama said ahead of his trip to Alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery.
By Ben Kamisar
The work of the civil rights movement remains unfinished, President Obama said ahead of his trip to Alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery.
Scalia boosts Republican hopes in ObamaCare challenge
By Peter Sullivan
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has given Republicans new ammunition in the fight over ObamaCare by endorsing the idea that Congress is certain to act if the court deals a blow to the law.
By Peter Sullivan
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has given Republicans new ammunition in the fight over ObamaCare by endorsing the idea that Congress is certain to act if the court deals a blow to the law.
Obama: Deporting immigrant kids not 'true to the spirit' of Selma
By Ben Kamisar
Deporting illegal immigrants who came to the United States as children would violate the spirit of the civil rights movement, President Obama said ahead of his trip to Alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery.
By Ben Kamisar
Deporting illegal immigrants who came to the United States as children would violate the spirit of the civil rights movement, President Obama said ahead of his trip to Alabama to mark the 50th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery.
Senate historian Donald Ritchie to retire
By Alexander Bolton
Senate historian Donald Ritchie will retire in May after nearly 40 years in the Senate Historical Office.
By Alexander Bolton
Senate historian Donald Ritchie will retire in May after nearly 40 years in the Senate Historical Office.
McConnell backs off Iran vote
By Jordain Carney
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday postponed a vote that had been expected next week on legislation allowing Congress to weigh in on any Iran nuclear deal.
By Jordain Carney
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday postponed a vote that had been expected next week on legislation allowing Congress to weigh in on any Iran nuclear deal.
Democrats do damage control
By Martin Matishak
Democrats are scrambling to try and limit the damage from the escalating controversy over Hillary Clinton’s use of personal email accounts while she was secretary of State.
By Martin Matishak
Democrats are scrambling to try and limit the damage from the escalating controversy over Hillary Clinton’s use of personal email accounts while she was secretary of State.
Ban or not, kids allowed to sled at Capitol
By Tim Devaney
From sledding to snowball fights, dozens of children and their parents took to Capitol Hill Thursday afternoon to protest a controversial sledding ban.
By Tim Devaney
From sledding to snowball fights, dozens of children and their parents took to Capitol Hill Thursday afternoon to protest a controversial sledding ban.
Senators want to strengthen military mental health screenings
By Jordain Carney
Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) have introduced legislation that aims to bolster mental health screenings for troops.
By Jordain Carney
Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) have introduced legislation that aims to bolster mental health screenings for troops.
Senate Democrats push for Medicaid to cover birth control
By Sarah Ferris
A group of Senate Democrats on Thursday introduced a bill that would provide free birth control to women enrolled in Medicaid, while also expanding access to preventative services nationwide.
By Sarah Ferris
A group of Senate Democrats on Thursday introduced a bill that would provide free birth control to women enrolled in Medicaid, while also expanding access to preventative services nationwide.
Maryland after Mikulski
By Mark Plotkin, contributor
Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) is the living, breathing definition of the line, "one of a kind."
By Mark Plotkin, contributor
Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) is the living, breathing definition of the line, "one of a kind."
Jeb Bush's (mis)calculation
By Former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-N.Y.), contributor
The Bush political operation is very good and sharp.
By Former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-N.Y.), contributor
The Bush political operation is very good and sharp.
Reuters: House freshman GOP vow to press conservative demands
By David Lawder and Richard Cowan
Several of the freshmen are joining an aggressive new bloc of House conservatives.
By David Lawder and Richard Cowan
Several of the freshmen are joining an aggressive new bloc of House conservatives.
The Wall Street Journal: Health law ruling could prompt states to act
By Louise Radnofsky and Jess Bravin
Officials in affected states say they couldn’t set up exchanges fast enough, even if they wanted to.
By Louise Radnofsky and Jess Bravin
Officials in affected states say they couldn’t set up exchanges fast enough, even if they wanted to.
Associated Press: Iraqi forces press on to Tikrit
By Vivian Salama
The battle to wrest Tikrit — Saddam Hussein's hometown — from ISIS is a major test.
By Vivian Salama
The battle to wrest Tikrit — Saddam Hussein's hometown — from ISIS is a major test.
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