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President Obama toured Moore, Oklahoma with Governor Mary Fallin Sunday and pledged more support for survivors of last week's tornado. Read More

Asean Johnson's passion saved his Chicago school from being closed, but he's not done fighting. Read More

The former Kansas Senator said that he doubted there would be room for him, Ronald Regan, or Richard Nixon in today's Republican party in an interview Sunday. Read More

What Orrin Hatch's vote on immigration reform can tell us about the sad state of Republican politics. Read More

During his time at the Department of Justice, Perez has been a champion for our men and women in uniform. If lawmakers are serious about supporting our troops and military families, they will swiftly confirm Tom Perez to lead the Department of Labor. Read More

A Staten Island woman who lost her home to Hurricane Sandy describes her ordeal of trying to get help rebuilding in the wake of the storm. Read More

A federal judge has ruled that the office of America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff systematically singled out Latinos in its trademark immigration patrols, marking the first finding by a court that the agency racially profiles people. Read More

President Obama and Defense Secretary Hagel both condemned sexual assault in speeches this week, but as more allegations surface, strong words have yet to translate into action. Read More

Virginia's Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, E.W. Jackson, has a colorful history of anti-gay and race-baiting comments. Read More

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel advised graduates from the prestigious U.S. Military Academy at West Point to not just deal with the "debilitating, insidious and destructive forces" of sexual assault now plaguing the military, but to be the generation to stop it. Read More

"This war, like all wars, must end," President Obama said this week. Read More

James Brown, the hardest-working man in show business, would probably approve of the Michelle Obama's message--and her moves. Read More

Nearly five decades after they perished in one of the most pivotal moments of the civil rights movement, the four girls killed in the Birmingham church bombing will receive the highest honor Congress gives to civilians. Read More

Vitter says his amendment, which was added to the 2013 Senate Farm Bill the bill by unanimous consent, would "extend the lifetime food stamp ban to dangerous sex offenders and murderers." Read More

It's great that the scouts are ready to accept gay kids. But why can't they offer that same inclusive spirit to adults? Read More

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been scrambling to fix its backlog, which has reached 584,308 claims that have been pending for 125 days or more. About 873,680 veterans have filed claims and that number continues to grow. Read More

There may still be over 1,200 days until the 2016 presidential election, but you wouldn’t know it from all the action in early primary states, with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker heading to Iowa and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul stopping in New Hampshire. Read More

Nine-year-old Hannah Robertson doesn’t want a Happy Meal. She wants a healthy one. Read More

President Obama, in a commencement address to the U.S. Naval Academy, urged graduates to "constantly strive to remain worthy of the public trust." Read More

The latest revelation comes as the Justice Department is already coming under fire for seizing phone records of Associated Press journalists. Read More