He was the first state attorney general to challenge Obama's health care reforms in 2010.

The Louisiana governor channels the right's fury over the scandal.

Experts across the ideological spectrum say they need to know who else the department pursued.

Cash-rich interest groups get consultants in gridlocked D.C. to see the value of bipartisanship.

POLITICO Pro Report: The move means state's new 12-week ban will not go into effect in August.

One thing is certain: Big changes are ahead at the IRS.

He says he was presented with investigations, not details of the audit on conservative groups.

The fine is for improper severance payments to a former aide who had an affair with the Republican.

The massive reprogramming is more than the $7.5 billion cap set by Congress.

There are still major hurdles before immigration reform can reach President Barack Obama's desk.

When asked on CNN if he got the answers he needed, Ryan responds, "actually, no."

George Stephanopoulous agrees that Obama has already gone Bulworth on occasion.

Mitch McConnell, Dan Pfeiffer and Rand Paul make the rounds.

The Boston bombing suspect's defense attorneys argue photos of him in jail could help at trial.

The former ambassador is called for a closed-door interview in a series of hearings on Benghazi.

It's still unclear how the targeting started.

The government will be able to avoid breaching its borrowing limit until shortly after Labor Day.

The April meeting was part of an effort to get the tea party engaged in the immigration debate.

The president alludes to the stress of a week of controversies that distracted from his agenda.

The haze surrounding the former president's position on marijuana legalization has lifted.