President Barack Obama will sign an executive order Monday designed to help reduce a growing number of prescription drug shortages while protecting patients from possible pharmaceutical industry price gouging.
Maria Cardona: A look at the Fla. Senator's record–from immigration reform to Dream Act to health care–reveals he's no friend to Latinos.
Sooner or later, David Frum says, the tea party Republicans must converge on a single choice. When they do, they will present the non-tea party Republicans with a troubling menu of possibilities.
Julian Zelizer says Congress, in its zeal to cut the budget, should protect the PEPFAR program, an initiative that provides billions to fight AIDS around the world — and that saves lives
Herman Cain may be battling with Mitt Romney atop the Republican presidential polls, but Romney remained the "target du jour" Sunday for both his current and possible future competition.
Some children in Washington braved cold and soggy weather Saturday for an early Halloween treat — a brief visit to the White House.
House GOP leaders announced Friday that they are laying the groundwork for Congress to issue a subpoena for internal White House documents regarding the decision to issue federal loan guarantees in 2010 to Solyndra, a solar energy company that has sinc…
James Carville says Rick Perry is starting to annoy him. He expected Perry to put up a good fight against Mitt Romney but he’s been a huge disappointment
As "Occupy" demonstrations continue largely unabated, officials in cities across the country appear to be pressing for more strict control of the loosely defined group, raising the stakes for the movement as it stretches into its second month…
