Do Republicans exact victory or concentrate on the economy -- or can they do both effectively?

The senator says the trio of controversies could hurt efforts to reach deals on the budget and tax reform.

Levin is the first high-profile Democrat to call for resignations at the scandal-plagued agency.

The ambassador declined an offer of additional military security weeks before the Benghazi attack.

Alberto Gonzales says Bush administration once considered the type of action used against the AP.

The hearing on the IRS's targeting of conservative groups has invited a former IRS commissioner.

The senator speaks about recent scandals.

With news that Bill Hader is leaving "Saturday Night Live," fans say goodbye to beloved characters.

A wave of robo-calls will highlight the Republican's strongly conservative views on the issue.

"I believe all of that comes from the top of any organization," the senator says.

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He says the week's negative stories will make things "uncomfortable" for his colleagues.

"You just can't raise the flag and expect to salute it every time without any reason," he says.

He says congressional Democrats urged higher scrutiny of politically tax-exempt groups.

Sources say D.C. staffers were upset about their current office space.

Lawmakers appear more reluctant than ever to expand legal surveillance.

It's the third state-level victory for advocates seeking to advance the policy nationwide.

The approval of a proposed wind farm pits renewable energy vs. wildlife.

The president's approach may have allowed prosecutors to go overboard.

Democrats are dreading another backlash.