The chamber's bipartisan group is finally on the verge of producing a bill.

In an interview with Charlie Rose, President Obama rejected the suggestion that his policies were basically a warmed-over version of those of the last White House.    

Breeders in the heartland are bringing a change to the beef industry, with grass-fed cattle that takes longer to mature but lacks added chemicals and hormones.    

In an interview, the president sounds wary but hopeful about the leadership change in Tehran.

POLITICO Pro Report: Grover Norquist will participate in an anti-sales-tax rally on Tuesday.

Opinion: His coming address at the Brandenburg Gate offers him a chance to make his case.

Opinion: Americans depend on whistleblowers who will expose government corruption.

Opinion: The recent scandals wouldn't have occurred if our government wasn't so gigantic.

The deal was changed during negotiations to placate Sen. Orrin Hatch and high-tech businesses.

Advocates of an immigration overhaul face a determined and experienced opponent in Senator Jeff Sessions, who is skilled at picking apart legislation he dislikes.    

An aspiring New York City actress has finally faced down the suspect she helped police capture in connection with her father's 1986 slaying.

Joselyn Martinez watched in court as Justo Santos pleaded not guilty Monday at his arraignment on murder and weapons possession charges. She said after the court appearance she felt "satisfaction."

Santos was arrested this month in Miami. He had been named a suspect soon after November 1986 killing of Jose Martinez in Manhattan but had fled to the Dominican Republic.

Joselyn Martinez says since 2008 she had been paying for online background search programs to look up Santos' name. One of her searches turned up a phone number and a Miami address. She handed her information over to police, leading to Santos' arrest.

The document shows whether the prison’s 166 remaining inmates have been recommended for transfer, prosecution or continued detention without trial.    

John Martorano, known as The Executioner, the longtime hit man for James (Whitey) Bulger, testified as a star witness for the prosecution in Boston on Monday.    

The branches of service are preparing to integrate women into physically hazardous combat positions like the Navy SEALs and the Army Rangers, senior defense officials said.    

The fiscal crisis is setting up as a gigantic clash between bondholders and city retirees over what money Detroit has left to pay them.    

There's a wide divide over whether further bond purchases by the Fed can help lower interest rates.

Third Point on Tuesday said it has raised its stake in Sony and urged a spin-off its entertainment business.

In a 7-to-2 ruling Monday, the Supreme Court said an Arizona law requiring prospective voters to give proof of their citizenship was displaced by legislation at the federal level.    

The ad will air widely in the Boston market ahead of Tuesday's 7 p.m. debate.

Apple joined the list of companies that have disclosed information about government surveillance, but many questions remain unanswered.