An inescapable conclusion on Afghanistan
Liberals' last gasp
Democrats react to the new tax-cut bill, signs of isolation and loss of influence.
Obama exits, Clinton keeps talking
Obama takes credit for compromise
He defends his tax-cut deal with the GOP, arguing that the fate of middle class families is at stake.
Schumer vs. Obama
Both sides are now working to patch things up for fear differences could hinder Democrats.
The dirtiest word in politics
Has the president been caught triangulating? The question echoes through Democratic circles.
Courts race on reform repeal
A Virginia judge is expected to rule on a high-profile health reform repeal lawsuit on Monday.
Alaska judge denies Miller challenge
Reid, GOP in talks on judicial posts
They're working on a deal to confirm many judicial nominations that have been idling for months.
Gale Norton won't face charges
The Justice Department has declined to prosecute the former Interior secretary.
Holbrooke taken to hospital
Diplomat is hospitalized at George Washington.
McCain: We're 'very close' on START
He hopes the Senate will act on the treaty soon.
Columnists see opposites on tax cuts
Jackson Jr. likens Obama to Reagan
He says this "starve the beast" plan forces Congress to make deep cuts to vulnerable programs.
Reid won't push poker in tax cut bill
He says he's crafting legislation to legalize online gambling — but he's running out of cards to play.
Clinton: Mideast peace talks frustrating
You don’t need to read leaked cables to know that peace efforts are in crisis, she says.
Palin to Haiti with evangelist
She and Franklin Graham will visit a cholera clinic.
Echo Chamber: Livid liberals
Deficit summit? Not in the cards
The White House says no, at least for now, to the recommendation of Obama’s deficit commission.
U.S. climate cash pledge in doubt
Clinton's offer to help poor countries deal with global warming is meeting with resistance back home.
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