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President Obama will meet with police chiefs from cities and towns affected by gun violence
No longer with Fox News, Palin says about her future: "The door is wide open"
As she and Obama sit down for a joint interview on "60 Minutes", Republicans and Democrats alike offer praise for Clinton
As gun debate gains traction, President Obama voices "profound respect" for hunting tradition in America
Former Republican VP nominee Rep. Paul Ryan charts the party's course back to political prosperity, pleads for GOP unity, prudence
Veteran Iowa Democrat tells the AP that "It's just time to step aside," citing age and a desire for a new generation of leaders
In weekly addresses, Sen. Thune, R-S.D., calls on Senate to pass a budget, while Obama touts financial oversight nominees
Gun control's fiercest advocates - and opponents - to face Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday
The president is taking first steps in second term on an issue he's making a priority
Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., announces that he will not seek reelection in 2014
The president announced his replacement today for Jack Lew, who is his choice for top Treasury post
Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., reportedly told his staff this morning that he will not run for reelection
The president will announce a replacement today for Jack Lew, who is his choice for top Treasury post
Thursday's vote make it a bit harder but not impossible for outnumbered senators to sink bills and nominations
A tenacious fly today enjoyed a better fate than the last bug that crossed the president
The reforms hashed out by Senate leaders Reid and McConnell could speed up the legislative process
The choice of White, a former high-profile prosecutor, suggests Obama is looking for tougher enforcement from the SEC
The former GOP presidential nominee and his wife Ann will attend a reception Friday thrown by two of his major campaign backers
Republican House speaker says president wants to "shove us into the dustbin of history"
Democrats are prioritizing the bill which failed to pass the Republican-led Congress last year