Administration

The president pledged a “relentless” approach to the U.S. economic recovery, claiming progress during his Asian trip.

A GOP congressional report accuses the White House of doing favors for Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson.

Thirteen current and former House members are running for Senate, and that means lots of opposition research for their opponents.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is coming under new pressure from conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats to resign.

The pace of Afghanistan's surge is likely to be slower than the surge in Iraq due to Afghanistan's poor infrastructure.

The Defense secretary made his announcement after the first public congressional hearing into the shootings concluded.

It may not quite be time to start planning that trip to Havana.

President Barack Obama’s choice to handle Pentagon personnel issues said Thursday he would explore repealing the ban on openly gay people serving in the military.

The union for federal prison officers said it supports transferring the prisoners being kept at the Guantanamo Bay prison into the U.S. federal prison system.

The office found in a quarter of the 57,000 reports of stimulus projects discrepancies over how stimulus money was spent.