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“I really don’t think that people who make $255,000 a year, a family of four, $255,000 a year of annual income or even adjusted gross income is rich,” the former Republican National Committee Chairman told Hardball’s Chris Matthews on Monday night. Read More

'The [Republican] party has changed," said Crist, explaining his recent switch to the Democrats. Read More

“It really is the president and the Speaker who will do this deal,” Daley told Andrea Mitchell on Monday. “They have respect for each other. They like each other. They will be able to do a deal together.” Read More

South Korean rapper and pop singer PSY issued an apology for his anti-American performances nearly a decade ago, and went on to perform in the annual "Christmas in Washington" charity event Sunday evening. Read More

Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, 15, who was shot by a Taliban gunman last October, was honored Monday at the UNESCO conference in Paris. Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari pledged $10 million for girls' education. Read More

Speaker Boehner's office confirms ongoing discussions with the White House, but declines to give details. Read More

As the Supreme Court prepares to take up two cases on same-sex marriage, shifting public opinion on the issue may play a crucial in the Justices' decision-making process. Read More

Trying to put the Benghazi incident behind her, Susan Rice now faces questions about her ties with prominent African leaders. Read More

After four years characterized largely by disappointment, civil liberties groups are pushing President Obama for a renewed commitment to issues like closing Guantanamo Bay, scaling back targeted killings, and trying terrorist suspects in civilian courts in a second term. But are they likely to have more success? Read More

The staff of Detroit's largest daily newspaper published a blistering editorial on Sunday, saying Michigan's governor had double-crossed voters by coming out in support of anti-union right-to-work legislation. Read More

As speculation gathers speed that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has his sights on the Oval Office for 2016, he might first have to face challenges from his own backyard just to keep his seat. Read More

Washington state on Thursday became the first in the nation to allow adults the right to legally use recreational marijuana. But is the proverbial War on Drugs over? Read More

It's official: Charlie Crist, the former Republican governor of Florida, has crossed party lines and is now a Democrat. Read More

America's golden girl wants to inspire others who might be struggling to reach their dreams. Read More

The Supreme Court's decision to review DOMA and Prop 8 was greeted as a step forward for same-sex marriage Read More

What happened to their friendship? Christie led New Jersey to be the 19th state to reject part of Obamacare Read More

Outgoing GOP Sen. Jim DeMint took a jab at House Speaker John Boehner, joking to Rush Limbaugh on Thursday that he might help dump the Republican leader. Read More

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said Friday that he's not concerned that President Obama and Speaker Boehner have taken it upon themselves to reach a budget deal. Read More

The Supreme Court’s decision to weigh in on same-sex marriage cases means a lot for this country. It's time to right our wrongs. Read More

Egypt's election committee has postponed the vote for Egyptian expatriates on the country's draft constitution--perhaps an indication President Morsi may be willing to consider opposition forces' demands. Read More