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“We still have major questions that haven't been answered," the Utah Republican said.

The Republican suggested the measure would prioritize foreign-born workers over people already in the U.S. struggling to find a job.

Oklahoma will bounce back from this week’s tornado just as strongly as it has from previous disasters, the senator said.

Obama acknowledged that many Americans will cook out this weekend, but he said they should also remember the holiday's official purpose.

Justice argued in 2010 that the traditional 30-day notice period did not apply to Fox's James Rosen.

Sen. Robert Menendez said Friday that the “Gang of Eight” immigration bill doesn’t have enough votes to pass the Senate.

Some 37 percent of Americans report being personally impacted by the sequester, and half that group say the harm has been "major," according to a new poll released Friday by ABC News and The Washington Post.

That's up substantially from the 25 percent of Americans who reported feeling the impact of the $80 billion across-the-board cuts implemented after Congress failed to strike a budget deal.

Americans also disapprove of the sequester at a higher rate, with 56 percent of Americans saying they disapprove of the move and only 35 percent backing the cuts. Of those who say the sequester has caused them serious harm, eight in 10 oppose the sequester; two-thirds of those reporting slight harm echo that feeling. 

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) has lost six pounds, but in an unconventional way.

The freshmen senator has been on the food stamp challenge, where he lives on $4.80 a day.

The lawmaker has been tweeting about it, writing about his weight loss on Friday morning.

Living this wk on $4.80/day food budget. Got on scale this morning - lost 6 lbs in 4 days. #foodstampchallenge

— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) May 24, 2013

Murphy is taking part of the weeklong SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Challenge, which encourages participants to live like millions of low-income Americans live, on an average of $4 a day.

Ailes: “We will not allow a climate of press intimidation ... to frighten any of us away from the truth.”

Paula Broadwell, the biographer of former CIA director David Petraeus, said Thursday she was sorry about how her affair with the former general had affected their families.

"I have remorse for the harm that this has caused, the sadness it has caused my family and other families," Broadwell told ABC News's Charlotte affiliate

The former U.S. Army Reserve intelligence officer said she tries not to focus on the past. An FBI investigation spurred by threatening emails Broadwell allegedly sent Tampa socialite Jill Kelly revealed the affair, leading Petraeus to resign his post.