It would require control of the whole Southern border.

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

The FBI and Boston are at odds over whether local police were in the loop early enough.

A senator says there's a "high-level" gathering today to discuss the growing military issue.

Republicans deny the panel a quorum to vote on the president's pick to head the agency.

A Secret Service agent tied to the Colombia scandal says the agency is trying to skip due process.

The House Budget chairman and White House chief of staff reportedly got together last month.

"I think he has been a failure as a majority leader for the Senate," says the Republican.

"[The] president was in the middle of his reelection," the Republican senator says.

The numbers differ from last week's PPP survey.

Industry sources and lobbyists say they're worried it could become a target for deficit hawks.

The panel greenlights four hydropower bills, including two that have passed the House.

The agency is exploring the idea of putting a private company in charge of the screenings.

Beverly Johnson says the disorder needs more funding and reasearch from Washington.

The administration releases data about wildly different charges for common procedures.

Provisions would require employers to check legal status with both documents and photos.

Eight Democratic recruits have been tapped.

The NRA is no longer the only group in the debate with money, power and some signs of staying power.

Some South Carolina conservatives loathe him, but more respect him right now.