Presidential races

Two new PACs have joined a growing list of outside groups committed to electing a woman president in 2016, and their founder is eager to see Hillary Clinton enter the race. 

Federal Election Commission documents registering Madam President PAC and Ms. President PAC were filed by Mosemarie Boyd, listed as the PACs' treasurer, in early May.

Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D) is giving the pro-Clinton group Ready for Hillary a boost.

A new poll from PPP shows Christie only down 3 points to Clinton in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup.

Republicans are trying to bully Hillary Clinton out of running for president by attacking her on Benghazi, David Axelrod said.

Priebus said Holder had "egregiously violated the public trust," calling for his immediate resignation.

Ellen Malcolm has endorsed Ready for Hillary, a super-PAC working to persuade Clinton to run for president. 

Forty-nine percent of respondents to a poll from Democratic firm PPP trust Clinton on the controversy to 39 percent for Republicans.

GOP strategists believe Clinton's credibility as a leader — and her approval ratings — will fall amid the ongoing controversy. 

Groups whose names included "patriot" or "Tea Party" faced extra scrutiny because of an "error in judgment."

Hillary Clinton holds only a 5-point lead over New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in New Hampshire in a new poll.