Both Virginia gubernatorial candidates are using the other's writings to exploit weaknesses.

Indirectly links revenue decline to Fluke remarks.

The basketball star asks the North Korean leader to "cut Kenneth Bae loose."

Louisiana's Supreme Court says the school funding method is unconstitutional.

The senator predicts finding "a system failure before, during, and after the attacks."

He rebuts claims he's hurting gun control chances.

The film tells of four undocumented young adults who have been in the U.S. most of their lives.

Becerra says it used "very faulty information."

She briefly returns to promoting her book, saying the reelection campaign made it tough to do.

Conservative activists and tea party leaders are meeting with Marco Rubio on immigration reform.

A group argues in a polling memo that the one-term congressman would make a formidable opponent.

The former president calls the speculation over his wife's future "the worst expenditure of our time."

A conservative radio talk show host is sick of Republicans failing to appeal to environmentalists.

He says he hasn't even spoken to the chairman who would be in charge of the bill in the House.

Groups are angry over ads being sponsored by Zuckerberg's immigration reform campaign.

The speaker says that national Republicans "don't get to choose" who comes to Congress.

Some say losing weight was almost a requirement.

Facing a wave of criticism and plunging poll numbers, she does some damage control.

Just over a year after the show's launch, the host is already considering calling it quits.

Network hires former Thomson Reuters producer.