Immigration reform, a Republican-led Senate and federal tax reform? Some of these things could happen. Others probably won't.
Chinese website Sohu Video has licensed "SNL" for online viewing, but will it translate?
Obamacare website problems, an intrusive NSA and sex scandals added to a drama-filled year for the Democrats this year.
Sometimes, politicians can't help embarrassing themselves. Here are the 10 biggest political gaffes of 2013.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings jokingly offered the president a cameo on the political show, but there are plenty of reasons it could really happen.
Vice President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that several of his ancestors came into the United States illegally.
Rogue regime says Newman apologized for his offenses.
Joe Biden called on Japan and China to find ways to build confidence, while the State Department asked China to cancel no-fly zone rules.
Japan expects Washington’s support in its air defense zone dispute with China, but the vice president also needs to diffuse tensions with Beijing.
The U.S. is asking airlines to report their flight plans to the Chinese, while rejecting the claim.
China's unilateral declaration of an "air defense zone" has both rattled and perplexed the international community.
If the 2016 election were held today, it would be a Hillary Clinton versus Chris Christie race, a poll says.
Leaders from six nations reached a deal with Iran over its nuclear program, ending almost a decade of intense negotiations.
The case of the undeclared fighter jets and missiles in a North Korean ship is ongoing, as the Chong Chon Gang remains stuck on Panama's shore.
Richard Overton, the man believed to be the oldest living U.S. military veteran at the age of 107, will celebrate Veterans Day at the White House.
Mark Halperin and John Heilemann's upcoming "Double Down" offers unparalleled insight into the 2012 presidential election.
Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker was officially sworn into the United States Senate on Thursday. He is one of two black senators.
Jofi Joseph started @NatSecWonk in February 2011. Seven months later, he was hired as part of President Barack Obama's national security team.
Jofi Joseph was fired after being outed as the Twitter user infamous for criticizing White House policies and top officials.
The more than two-week hiatus will have widespread effects for scientific research in the U.S.
Senate Majority Leader McConnell is reportedly looking over his Democratic counterpart's proposal at this very moment.
Mexico stands to lose a lot if its northern neighbor can't fix the shutdown and default crisis, and its opinion makers are not mincing words.