A few years ago, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was a rising star in the GOP, but nobody had shut down the George Washington Bridge at that point.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision will require the EPA to review and reanalyze landmark standards and consider the cost regulations will impose on power producers.
The court’s decision didn’t seem to leave much wiggle room for future challenges.
For staunchly conservative presidential candidates, this is likely to be more of a rallying cry than a reason to wave a white flag.
President Obama is now set to complete negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which aims to be a massive trade deal with 11 nations.
The string quartet Well-Strung has released an ode to the candidate.
Some conservatives are so enraged that impeachment of the chief justice is being mentioned.
The U.S. Supreme Court passed down a 6-3 ruling Thursday, leaving the Affordable Care Act's subsidies intact.
The real estate mogul and reality TV star is running for president and he's already polling strong in New Hampshire. But Republicans aren't worried about him winning — yet.
The Senate voted Wednesday to approve Trade Promotion Authority. Repeated efforts by congressional Democrats to sink the bill failed.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell praises the vote as a bipartisan accomplishment.
In 2008, she fended off accusations of being racist. This time, she's embracing the plight of minorities as a key campaign message.
The economy customarily tops the list of voter concerns, but Republicans are seeking to discuss ISIS and Iran this cycle, and a former ambassador wants to get them ready.
Conservative Republicans aren't embracing Jeb Bush as the most electable candidate, but they are focusing on a nominee who can outdistance Hillary Clinton.
After losing the gubernatorial campaign in 1994, the presidential candidate converted to Catholicism.
The New Jersey governor didn't alter his regular message for the conservative crowd at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s “Road to Majority” event in D.C.
Hillary Clinton is making bashing Wall Street part of her campaign message, yet she doesn’t have to go far to find folks who work in the industry.
The candidate steps in where his brother met his first big defeat as president: “My brother tried, got totally wiped out.”
Trump wants to talk about building great walls and calls immigrants rapists. The GOP leadership doesn't.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush made it only 10 sentences into his announcement speech before taking a swing.
After months of fundraising, the Republican former governor announced he's joining the crowded GOP presidential-hopeful field.
The Justice Department is investigating documents that were destroyed by the Pentagon continues.
The man once seen as the presumptive front-runner is trailing in the polls, and his campaign has already been reorganized once.
Among other things, the former Florida governor could have been NFL commissioner.
Hillary Clinton needs to handle the comparisons to her husband and to the man who defeated her in 2008 -- without falling into "the Al Gore trap."
In a stunning defeat for President Obama, Democrats overwhelmingly voted against the package of legislation despite his appeals.
Information was stolen from at least 4 million federal workers in the latest infiltration at the Office of Personnel Management.
The only woman currently running for the Republican presidential nomination isn't shying away from talking about the needs of women in America.
Fox News is capping primary debate participants to the top 10 finishers in the polls, but some Republicans are balking at the idea.
President Barack Obama remained in White House while the Secret Service checked for a bomb.
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