Hoping to shift blame to Democrats, Boehner wants the House to vote for a three-week stopgap to fund Homeland Security.
The New Jersey governor and potential U.S. presidential candidate isn't bothered by all the negative campaign coverage.
Republicans want to see the deal the New York governor got from Murdoch's News Corp. after he backed initiatives helping the company.
House Speaker Boehner appeared tired of questions about a Homeland Security shutdown. So he blew some kisses.
Homeland Security funding is just the year's first fiscal fight. Who in the U.S. Congress can step up and negotiate a deal?
The New York governor's administration is automatically deleting government emails after 90 days.
New York's governor denied knowledge of a bill News Corp. had lobbied on before giving him a book deal.
After four failed votes, the Senate proves the fifth time is the charm.
Congress has hit another impasse with the Friday deadline to fund Homeland Security looming.
State documents show News Corp lobbies the governor while it pays him as much as $700,000 for a poorly selling memoir.
Using personal stories to illustrate her positions, Clinton sounded like a 2016 candidate in a Silicon Valley speech heavy on tech and gender issues.
In the latest procedural twist, Senate Democrats are waiting to see if Speaker Boehner will agree to DHS funding bill.
It will be legal to smoke pot for non-medical purposes in Alaska starting Tuesday.
Conservatives' insistence on continuing the immigration fight means that Homeland Security funding is still set to run out on Friday.
A GOP-appointed judge says the New Jersey governor must comply with the pension law he backed in 2011 and make full payments.
Agency says correspondence between its officials and the New Jersey governor's office about a contract for Jerry Jones can remain secret.
Republicans in Congress have argued that DHS funding must be tied to a reversal of Obama's executive order to protect 5 million undocumented immigrants.
Red state, blue state, Republican, Democrat, governors agree: The economy is still issue No. 1.
The Wisconsin governor says if he runs for president, he'll go straight to being a declared candidate.
After years of being outlawed, marijuana's non-THC relative could claim its time in the sun.
Reps. Jared Polis and Earl Blumenauer’s bills would regulate and tax marijuana like alcohol.
A pro-marijuana group called for a nationwide boycott after the hotel filed a lawsuit against a weed business to end pot sales in Colorado.
Speaking in Washington, Governor Christie kept the focus on his home state. But the media's focus was on stories of fundraising trouble.
Documents set to be filed Thursday show Gov. Chris Christie's office inquired about a local prosecutor fired in Hunterdon County.
The highest class of drugs is reserved for those considered highly addictive and thought to have no medicinal value.
Medicinal pot is already legal in Vermont, but experts say regulated recreational weed could earn the state more than $125 million.
Uruguay's medical marijuana may get more expensive than the recreational kind, but that likely won't be "happening in Colorado.”
That's what the Cato Institute think tank is saying to U.S. lawmakers on federal rules that restrict marijuana. They're not alone.
The government should leave the Harborside Health Center in Oakland alone, say three California representatives.
Not every Republican thinks it's a good idea to shut down Homeland Security in a fight over immigration. But can the pragmatists win?