He says supporters are taking on all 50 states.

They clash on whether the Supreme Court's gay marriage decisions were an irreversible step.

Though Boehner says otherwise, Schumer predicts an immigration vote by the year's end.

The two lawmakers spar over which party is holding up the process.

Fresh off a term that brought landmark rulings, they're ready to engage the public.

He urges the House to complete its work before the August congressional recess.

His New York City mayoral campaign is reaching far and wide in fundraising appeals.

The liberal comic takes a swing at the Supreme Court’s decision on the Voting Rights Act.

She takes Gov. Rick Perry to task, reponding to his comments about her personal life.

New Jersey governor says he is more concerned about being right than getting things done.

Sarah Murnaghan's case shined a light on national organ transplant policy. Her first transplant failed.

He says he and his colleagues have become too aggressive in questioning lawyers before the court.

He and John Cornyn urge leaders against wading into the politically volatile waters of Obamacare.

She says there’s a “great deal of excitement” and that Democrats are coalescing behind Clinton.

A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable to stake their future on solidly liberal positions.

The star strategists answer POLITICO’s questions about navigating Washington as an insider.

He calls for the U.S. to help Africa without intervening in internal affairs as colonizers once did.

The state senator says she's not giving up when the Texas Legislature returns  for a special session.

Says he may not have any more substantive info.

Ecuador says Russia is master of the leaker's fate.

The former NSA director says Obama should do more to educate Americans on surveillance.

He expresses his wish to not meet with Mandela himself, who is hospitalized, out of respect.

President Correa’s agitating has catapulted him into the leading anti-U.S. voice in the region

"Ladies and gentlemen, we stand for equal rights and women's rights," he says.

The groups promoting the exchange plan to use everything from paid advertising to guilt.

The GOP legislation would reportedly increase Medicaid costs by as much as $400 million.

The Office of Personnel Management offers guidance on implementation in a letter.

Coakley, whose Mass. Senate bid created intra-party angst, is considering running for governor.

The emerging playbook isn't based on a phony outreach or “caving” on the party’s principles.

The secretary of state is trying to coax Israel and the Palestinians back into peace talks.

As one old White House hand puts it, it is "a diet that gets worse every year."

The Obamacare policy requires employers to provide coverage in their health insurance.