Olympia Snowe's "Fighting for Common Ground" outlines proposals to fix what ails Congress.

A group argues the state's new gun control law violates their constitutional rights.

She is the first woman to be honored by the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song.

Opinion: Allowing trade of natural gas with our allies would open the nation up to new possibilities.

Opinion: Our best and brightest shouldn't have to face a threat from within their own ranks.

They are frustrated after a gay-rights amendment is withdrawn from the immigration bill.

The company announces it paid off the balance of a $465 million government loan nine years early.

But the measure faces little hope in the Senate, as well as threats of a presidential veto.

What sugar lost in West Virginia and Kansas, it made up for with swing votes in Oregon and Maine.

Many Republicans identified as possible supporters of the bill are demanding changes to it.

The poll marks the first time in the 2014 Senate race Kay Hagan doesn't lead all challengers.

It's so action-packed that the scandal itself is feeling no less interesting than on day one.

DOJ denies wiretapping the reporter's parents' calls.

The senator wants more investigation in the proceedings.

These allegations are the latest in a rash of cases of sexual offenses in the military.

The Pennsylvania governor said he does not have any Latinos working in his administration.

The two engage in a Twitter tiff.

It's acknowledged on the eve of a major speech.

Vitter will spend several days this fall raising money for an outside group set up to support him.

He also emphasizes the IRS's "critical missions."