"History will cast a harsh judgment," says the president of Guant?namo.

Mitch McConnell fights for legalization behind the scenes.

A self-imposed deadline is looming for House members.

He denounces the attack that killed an off-duty British soldier in a London suburb.

The New York City mayorial candidate says it's possible more lewd photos of him will emerge.

Senators shy from controversies surrounding the Chicago billionaire and Hyatt Hotel heiress.

"This is outrageous," the speaker says.

Congress has set aside $1.33B to settle claims of racial and ethnic discrimination by the USDA.

The White House warns the bill will be vetoed if it gets to the president's desk.

The speaker says members of both parties are trying to undermine the negotiations.

He says that objections to moving on with the budget carry dramatic implications for future bills.

House Judiciary Committee Republicans' letter seeks more information about the AP investigation.

The governor responds to the possibility of a Weiner win.

The Oklahoma senator says offsets were an issue before dead were found in Moore.

The host spends the week opening his nightly monologue with cracks aimed at the White House.

The RNC chairman says the controversies at the White House smack of "lawlessness."

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"I'm not interested in who's going to resign, I'm interested in who's going to jail," he says.

The future president sported a white suit jacket; his date, Megan Hughes, wore a light blue gown.

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