Jane C. Timm

Legendary investigative reporter Bob Woodward says the IRS profiling scandal isn't the next Watergate—but Benghazi might be. Read More

From the high ground to the rushed condemnations, expect tough questions to take center stage in the House Ways and Means Committee hearing. Read More

A new RNC video paints President Obama as a hypocrite who has failed to bring transparency to Washington. Read More

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said he investigated a very serious government leak while serving under Bush, but chose not to subpoena the involved reporters. Read More

The 71-year-old senator is investing in a bold social strategy in hopes he can Tweet, Tumblr, and Harlem Shake his way to reelection. Read More

"If we'd only elected a constitutional law professor to the presidency, none of this would be happening," tweeted one reporter following the news that the Department of Justice had seized two months of Associated Press phone records. Read More

The journalist whose reporting uncovered the Watergate scandal said the president's administration is trying to intimidate officials from talking to the press. Read More

The Associated Press is slamming the Department of Justice after the agency revealed it secretly obtained the phone records of journalists at the wire service’s news-gathering operations. “None of us have ever seen anything like this,” said AP Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll Read More

“The purpose of the Accountability Review Board is to go below those who take responsibility...to where decisions were made," the ambassador who headed up the State Department's internal review board said. Read More

“This is an administration that won’t profile terrorists, but profiled patriots? But profiled constitutional groups?” the former House speaker asked incredulously. Fellow guest and journalist Carl Bernstein pushed back: This isn't Watergate. Read More

Sen. Kelly Ayotte's 'no' vote on expanded background checks has turned New Hampshire into a battleground state three years before the senator is up for reelection. Read More

In 2012, the RNC cut a scathing ad attacking Hillary Clinton over the Benghazi attack, but Romney nixed it. Now Karl Rove's super PAC American Crossroads is out with a similar ad. Read More

“The Senate is being used for the 2014 election and that’s the primary goal, that’s why it’s a disaster,” Republican Sen. Tom Coburn said. Read More

It seems that Republican Gov. Chris Christie's sky-high approval ratings and celeb friendships are nothing without the power of his well-worn blue fleece. Read More

The South Carolina Republican continues to insist that the Obama administration covered up the attack for political reasons. Read More

"When it comes to guns, there are Republicans who see any sort of movement at all toward any type of regulation, however minimal, as a severe infringement on the Second Amendment,” Rep. Peter King said of his GOP colleagues. Read More

Two weeks after a former White House doctor suggested that Christie's weight was a "ticking time bomb" that could kill him in office, the Republican governor from New Jersey underwent lap-band surgery. Read More

Admitting that his "deficiencies as a candidate and as a human" are well-chronicled, a worn out Mark Sanford joined the Morning Joe panel on the morning of the South Carolina special election, which he hopes will allow him to return to politics. Read More

At this past weekend's NRA convention, NBC News' Kasie Hunt reports, the NRA was working hard to court women. Read More

Texas Gov. Rick Perry introduced himself at the National Rifle Association convention this past weekend with a slickly produced video that shows the Republican lawmaker deftly wielding a semi-automatic rifle and shooting down a half dozen human-shaped targets. Read More