Her aides are all preparing for a campaign based in New York.

The last time they had such a small House delegation, Herbert Hoover was president.

Republicans will hold at least 31 of the country’s 50 governorships next year.

A third of voters said they cast their ballots in part to register a protest against the president.

Two contenders emerge for the chance to lead the offensive against Republicans defending seats.

The transcript doesn’t tell the full story of the message Obama delivered Wednesday.

“There will be no government shutdown, and there will be no national default,” McConnell says.

The Nevada senator is seen as Democrats’ best hope to counter the GOP agenda in 2015.

Influence: The network of executives adds CA Technologies' CEO and a Qualcomm vice president.

“We’ll consider any proposals that are passed by Congress,” press secretary Josh Earnest says.

Kentucky Republicans look at a change that would make it easier for him to run for president.

She writes that a source provided her with the name of the person responsible for a hack attack.

These days, the site gets scanned for vulnerabilities and threats three times a day.

The former Marine has died after a long fight with Parkinson’s disease.

The president and former president will appear as part of the CBS program's 60th anniversary. 

Gubernatorial wins in several states deflate hopes for covering millions of Americans.

KTUU in Anchorage wins the award for most Senate ads aired in the 2014 election cycle.

Republicans learn that neither independent will bolster their new Senate majority.

While the results could have been much worse, they still lost in most of their battlegrounds.

Opinion: The lesson of 2014 is that Obama Democrats are played out.

Everybody had an opinion about the midterms. And some of them were really, really wrong.

Republican strength, even in blue and purple territory, wasn’t about him, he insists.

In a Wall Street Journal op-ed, the leaders outline their legislative vision for the next two years.

Following Democratic setbacks, he turns down Pelosi’s appeal to chair the committee.

Tuesday provided a stunning end to a campaign that saw Democrats unable to cope with problems.

She says the president can't tackle the issue through executive actions.

Surveys of the Senate landscape appear to have significantly underestimated Republicans.

How the Democrats’ attempt to make voting easier sank their own senator.

Opinion: Great nations should not waffle on such matters of principle. 

The viewer calls President Barack Obama the N-word before being kicked off the air.

“I don’t believe a thing he says” on immigration, says the RNC chairman.

He faces fire from reform advocates and a less cooperative Republican-controlled Senate.

The outgoing chairman of the House Intelligence Committee will launch a segment on Cumulus.

It beat both the broadcast networks and the rival cable networks in total viewers.

He spent too much on flashy ads, critics say, and not enough on getting out the vote.