The GOP candidate has led all eight public polls in the race this month against Mark Udall.

He says in a memo that "restoring competence in government” will be a major focus of the GOP.

The former Florida governor has said he could accept tax increases in a hypothetical deal.

The country raises its domestic terror threat level from low to medium.

POLITICO Influence: Smaller firms are still outpacing larger firms as third-quarter reports come in.

The announcement comes amid growing clamor from lawmakers for travel bans.

The senator accuses her Republican challenger of “fear-mongering” and “grandstanding.”

They didn’t waste any time in attacking each other — frequently interrupting responses.

The Republican Doctors Caucus asks the president to block citizens and travelers from certain countries.

The New Jersey governor makes his opinion known during remarks at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Washington is struggling to update the nation’s seemingly antiquated technology laws.

Swedish massages for bunny rabbits draw the lion's share of the retiring senator's ire.

The fight against ISIL doesn’t appear to be a pivotal issue in Rick Nolan’s reelection race.

The Ebola czar is likely to become Obama's counselor if Podesta leaves for a Clinton campaign.

She will return to academia after reducing the tension at the nation’s nuclear regulator.

The change could benefit corn and wheat growers in Kansas, Colorado, and Iowa.

Opinion: What impact did the spill actually have on the Gulf Coast environment?

He says Medicaid expansion, a major facet of Obamacare, isn't part of the law.

The octogenarian will be taking her talents to a different stage: the theater.

Groups turn to strategies more often embraced by Barack Obama than the Christian right.

The retail behemoth has an interesting coexistence with Seattle.

The network's nightly news program hasn't given the elections a mention since Sept. 1.

The decision comes after the committee said it had no plans to spend on the air until Election Day.

Simon says making disease a political issue is no accident.

Rick Scott and Charlie Crist remain tied at 44 percent two weeks before Election Day.

Democrats are deploying the president to rally the blocs where he still runs strong.

Confidence in the government's ability to handle the virus is down nine percent from Oct. 5.

Weiner has nothing good to say about D.C., the city he now dismisses as “a little hokey town.”

Cause of Action says the Senate Ethics Committee ignored a 2013 ethics complaint about him.

Opinion: The only way to really stop Ebola is at the source.

Richard Trumka calls the governor  the “poster child” for anti-labor policies in the U.S.

The man charged with making a dash into the White House appears not competent to stand trial.

False and misleading claims center on taxes, equal pay for women, health care, Medicare and energy.

Roger Wicker and Dean Heller have been working to let allies know they're interested in taking over.