Oversight
The Republican Solution to Red Tape
Government mandates can’t hurt the economy if they’re stuck in legislative gridlock.
Oversight
Who Will Grab the Bernie-or-Bust and the Never-Trump Vote?
Opening the general election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump make an immediate, cross-party pitch to supporters of their rivals’ vanquished opponents.
Management
Hillary Clinton is the First Woman to Become a Major-party Presidential Nominee
Claiming the Democratic nomination for United States president, she fully embraced the magnitude of her milestone.
Oversight
The Humbling of Paul Ryan's Plan to Fix the Broken Appropriations Process
A gay-rights amendment takes down a House appropriations bill.
Oversight
How Republican Governors Are Narrowing Clinton's Choices
Harry Reid says ‘Hell no’ to a running mate who would be replaced in the Senate by a Republican. That means you, Elizabeth Warren, Sherrod Brown, and Cory Booker.
Defense
Republicans Try to Rein in the National Security Council
As the NSC swells to more than 400 staffers, a congressional proposal offers the White House a choice: Cut it down to size, or subject it to more oversight.
Oversight
Polls: Tight Race Developing Between Clinton, Trump
A group of new polls released Tuesday shows a surprisingly close race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Management
Chris Christie Will Start Planning the Trump Transition
The New Jersey governor will lead the presumptive GOP nominee’s transition team. Does that take him out of the running to be vice president?
Management
Trump’s Incoherent 'America First' Foreign Policy Plans
The Republican front-runner delivered a formal address on his doctrine on Wednesday, TelePrompter and all.
Oversight
A Vice Presidential Free-for-All?
How the Republican delegates in Cleveland could nominate Donald Trump but not his chosen running mate.
Oversight
How a Serious Third-Party Presidential Run Could Still Happen
It's not too late—yet—for Trump or an anti-Trump to make a credible independent bid.
Management
Three Western States Split Their Primary Support
Clinton and Trump grabbed Arizona, Tuesday’s biggest prize, but Sanders and Cruz claimed impressive wins of their own.
Management
Obama to Cubans: It's Time to 'Leave the Past Behind'
President Obama urges Cubans, and Raúl Castro in particular, to embrace democracy, open markets, and universal human rights.
Oversight
The Rubio Campaign Ends Where It Began
The Florida senator suspended his campaign at home in the Sunshine state, after voters there swung decisively in favor of Donald Trump.
Oversight
Chris Christie Rides to Trump's Rescue
The New Jersey governor makes a surprising and timely endorsement of the Republican front-runner.
Management
Trump Comes Out of the Nevada Republican Caucus Victorious
The Republican frontrunner rolled to another dominating victory in Nevada, gathering steam as he heads into Super Tuesday.
Defense
Why Is the Undocumented-Immigrant Population Dropping?
The number of people living in the U.S. illegally has fallen to its lowest level in a decade, a new study finds, despite the campaign-trail rhetoric to the contrary.
Management
Democrats Welcome President Obama's Ultimatum on Guns
Senate candidates are fine with the president’s demand that they support restrictions on firearms. What a difference a decade makes.
Oversight
What the Latest Obamacare Repeal Is Really About
Republicans are passing a doomed bill to prove to voters they can do it for real next year.
Oversight
Congress Finishes a Surprisingly Productive 2015
The House and Senate passed more significant pieces of legislation than at any time since early in President Obama’s first term.
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