The New York Times columnist castigates the president for his handling of Benghazi.

In her new book, she writes about her 34 years on the Hill and today's obstructionist politics.

She says the W.H. should've called it a terrorist act.

He says the election plays a part in the blame game.

He suggests a committee be appointed.

He reflects on reports that the IRS targeted groups.

He says he will work with fellow Republicans in Congress.

She blasts the administration's handling of its admission it singled out groups for extra scrutiny.

The first-term governor's tenure has had no shortage of controversy.

The justice says her predecessors were too sweeping in their landmark 1973 abortion ruling.

The election was marred by violence Saturday.

Republicans may have found the key to future success in one swing state.

Report contradicts previous public statements.

There's been a wave of detailed personal dislosures from declared and potential citywide candidates.

He honors outstanding police officers and jabs lawmakers about passing gun-control legislation.

The two had a quarrel after a hearing about Boston.

In Iowa, he hops from one breezy ideological riff to the next, more often than not earning applause.

POLITICO Pro Report: Hagel says he want to scale back bureaucracy, but Congress isn't so eager.

The ad shows Barbara Buono as a tax-hiker who is yoked to unpopular former governor Jon Corzine.

Tesla's Musk, Yammer founder Sacks decide to leave FWD.us after ad backlash.