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Pressure mount on Senate democrats, Arkansas "heartbeat" law reshapes abortion fight and Obama labor pick makes waves
Of the many distasteful elements to the year-end "fiscal cliff" that Washington is desperately trying to avoid, few are more loathed than the automatic, indiscrimina...
Democrats try to hold the line on entitlements. What would actually pass the Senate? And the consequences of stalemate.
Can Congress compromise?
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein discusses Benghazi and General Petraeus' resignation
Sens. Kent Conrad , Bob Corker and Dianne Feinstein; Reps. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Tom Price
After the November 6 elections, urgent tax and spending issues must be addressed, forcing Washington's power players to make some tough decisions before the end of t...
Slowly and quietly, the U.S. Congress may be arriving at a consensus on how to avoid falling off the "fiscal cliff" on December 31 - by simply putting off its own de...
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke warned members of the Senate Finance Committee that the so-called fiscal cliff could damage the U.S. economy, Senators wh...
'The Price of Politics' takes on Washington's biggest players
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Rep. Jason Chaffetz investigates reports
Washington Post staff writer Kimberly Kindy and University of Minnesota Law Professor Richard Painter on members of Congress reportedly making changes to their portfolios after talking to Treasury and Fed officials.
Former Sen. Scott Brown weighs in
Sen. Scott Brown, (R-Mass.), on the lack of leadership in D.C. to solve the national debt problem.
Key lawmakers on 'Fox News Sunday'
Senators John Barraso and Kent Conrad discuss the 'fiscal cliff'
Bret Baier calculates 'The Cost of Spending'
Congressional Republicans dug in on their opposition to raising taxes on the wealthy on Thursday, even as polls showed them at a growing disadvantage in the U.S. "fi...
Wall Street critic and Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren will join the Senate Banking Committee next year where she is likely to be a loud voice in favor of tight finan...
