The House approves the bill, 247-167, in the first vote on the health care law since April.

The White House says Obama will take executive action on immigration before the holidays are over.

She will discuss women’s economic security at the Center for American Progress.

“I don’t think any Republican seats are in great danger," Sen. Rob Portman says.

Consultants are the biggest winners in an election cycle that's seeing record spending.

This was the speech President Barack Obama never thought he’d have to give.

He says the strategy is a good start.

She gives the president advice on how to eliminate ISIL after his speech on Wednesday.

The federal government says that Yahoo failed to comply with a secret surveillance order.

POLITICO Influence: Two former Hill aides join the tech company's Washington shop.

No one was injured in the 3 a.m. incident and police are investigating it.

He says he questions the constitutionality of president’s strategy.

Written in alignment with state education standards, the books are seen as overly ideological.

Worried about the midterms, Democrats want the president to hold off on unilateral action.

The Pentagon cannot stand up a new training program without a specific bill approving it.

One governor and four House incumbents went down, including Rep. John Tierney.

The Ray Rice scandal makes it even harder for the league to find a top lobbyist in Washington.

At issue is whether the NFL was aware of the video.

Tom Wheeler's remarks add to the chorus of those critical of the team's controversial name.

The document details the costs of a Guantanamo Bay prison camp used to house high-value detainees.

The judge's decision goes on to quote fictional character Frank Underwood from "House of Cards."

Social media reacts to the spat between the former press secretary and senator.

Analysis shows missed opportunities with volunteers, voters and donors.

They plan to send a letter asking the NFL to adopt a "zero-tolerance policy for domestic violence."

It would expedite the release of presidential records by shortening White House reviews.

Polls show the Kansas Republican senator in deep trouble against an independent candidate.

The new executive editor discusses his job and the paper's relationship with the White House.

The administration will lay out the details of the new sanctions on Friday, Obama says.

While mobile health apps are hip, their widespread use in medicine is far away, experts say.

Eric Cantor lost his reelection bid, and Steve Southerland is fighting for his career.

Six members were recently added to high-powered, low-profile board.

They take questions at a Republican fundraiser with nearly two dozen high-profile donors.

It’s general election season — and John McCain is back in demand.