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The president will visit the Michigan city affected by high levels of lead in drinking water.

The '-mo' signature tells you which pins the first lady personally posts.

She allegedly wrote: 'You will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns.'

Senate-passed plans would strengthen rights of contractor employees and FBI agents.

Lawmakers say president can bypass Congress.

History between Sen. Ron Wyden and Ernest Moniz dates back to the 1990s.

If his name doesn't sound familiar his pet issues will: Drones and the end of Don't Ask Don't Tell

Online petition to get an extra day off on Dec. 24 reaches 25,000 signatures.

Domestic and international challenges extend saga over controversial tar-sands project.

The Charlotte host committee knew its audience at the Democratic National Convention. "Government," the narrator says in a video produced by the committee for...

White House pushes back on attempt to limit 11th hour rules.

The outcome of a legal dispute should depend on the substance of the law and the facts rather than whether one of the parties is "megarich."

President says he would support only a "clean" short-term spending bill.

Union argues cuts aren't enough to resolve the agency's financial problems and is considering proposals to tap new sources of revenue.

America's new president takes office with European-US disputes still to be resolved by the World Trade Organisation...

Proposal would lift locality pay for first time in six years.

Even if Obama wins on education funding, students will lose. In February, Republicans unveiled a plan to cut funding for Pell grants by 25 percent and slash...

Protest comes amid reports of plan to require contractors to offer paid sick leave.

Reality-based isn't something our governments usually try

EPA administrator highlights "moral issue" in Vatican meetings.

Pro forma Senate sessions can't be ignored, high court rules.

Leaked terror memo raises questions about the slippery slope of president's drone strike policy.

The president will spend 10 days in Asia, where leaders know all about his domestic political weakness.

Delay is intended to take the issue out of a "hyper-partisan, hyper-polarized" pre-election environment, spokesman says.

Talks are scheduled to resume Thursday afternoon.

The president's ability to fulfill his campaign pledge could depend on which side wins an intra-party debate.