The annual "Power 100" list is a barometer of who's up and down in city life and national politics.

They seek to improve information-sharing.

The former Philadelphia-area congressman announces an exploratory committee in an email.

The gov welcomed the prince to New Jersey on Tuesday.

Bourdain gave his explanation for why al Qaeda might hate America: "Man v. Food."

He's been on a warpath following the scandal.

Steven Miller says the agency was trying to manage explosive growth in 501(c)(4) applications.

He fears the U.S. will remain a target for years.

"If the president really is outraged by this, someone should lose their job," says the senator.

The Fox News host says Obama should address a growing number of "problems."

The best of last night's late-night television.

Chuck Hagel again reduces the projected number of forced days off for civillian employees.

He says it's part of an effort to "intimidate."

Officials say the plan is partly inspired by Mark Sanford's similar success in South Carolina.

He calls the it "one of the worst incidences" he's seen in his career.

That's what Nancy Pelosi says people would be calling a female John Boehner.

But states that refuse to expand coverage for low-income populations may be penalized later.

The fight over the availability of emergency contraception rises to the next level in the courts.

Calls from top execs are part of an intensifying campaign to shape and push reform.

Simon says: The Republicans see Benghazi as a political opportunity, a way to swift-boat Clinton.