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“I just sort of reached a boiling point on the issue,” Priebus said. “I want to fix these problems.”

Club for Growth President Chris Chocola charged that Republican establishment figure Karl Rove cares more about the Republican brand than Republican "core beliefs."

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s super-PAC is gearing up for a 2014 campaign showdown.

The Service Employees International Union is launching a national Spanish-language radio campaign to push for immigration reform, leading off with an ad warning that some want to derail the bipartisan efforts to reform the system. Read more...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) will speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the largest annual confab of conservative activists. Read more...

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) will deliver the Tea Party response to President Obama's 2013 State of the Union address.

Top Republicans are redoubling efforts to recruit female, African-American, Hispanic and Asian candidates at the state level.

The gun control debate raging on Capitol Hill could impact lawmakers' future as much those of gun owners and manufacturers.

The provision being challenged "is unmistakably central to the continued protection of minorities’ right to vote" Rep. Sensenbrenner said.

The Federal Election Commission increased the amount of money donors can give to both individual candidates and national party committees for the upcoming cycle.

Donors can now give $2,600 to candidates in the primary and general elections, and $32,400 per calendar year to national party committees.

An individual donor may now give a maximum of $123,200 overall for the two-year cycle, which includes a maximum of $48,600 given overall to candidates and $74,600 given to all PACs and parties. National party committees can now give $45,400 to individual Senate candidates.

Because of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, contributions are indexed for inflation and increase slightly each cycle.