House passes a defense bill with a hanger-on: a new hate-crimes law that some Christians fear will limit free speech
As immigrants battle recessionary barriers, churches reach out to help them assimilate into society
The high court begins its new term with three justices who have yet to draw their lines in the sand
Despite facing a $2.8 billion gap, Michigan state government continues to operate with an interim budget
A week of fierce debate and failed amendments point toward another missed Democratic deadline
Edward Lee Pitts | Loaded with mandates, taxes, and rules, the Baucus plan hits a weary Capitol Hill
Alisa Harris | By digging for internet data on the electorate, young GOP candidates seek a needed advantage
USAID is the only major federal agency still missing a leader, and at a pivotal moment
