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Outgoing IRS chief deflects Republican attempts to link scandal to White House

Steven Miller issues public apology at House hearing in which he blamed tax-targeting scandal on procedure, not politics

Republican attempts to turn the row over the IRS into a scandal engulfing the White House fizzled on Friday when the ousted head of the agency delivered a public apology

US lawmakers reach deal on pathway to citizenship for undocumented migrants

Republicans appear to reach deal with Hispanic caucus as one activist says 'that's like Israelis and Palestinians making peace'

Hopes that America's 11 million undocumented migrants might be granted a pathway to US citizenship have risen significantly after a bipartisan group of politicians

Six ways the GOP could screw up the Obama administration's scandals Ana Marie Cox

Republicans could waste the White House's 'worst weeks ever' to a lack of strategy and rogue members of their own party

There's something already dangerously smug about the way that the Republican Party and the media, for that matter have described the past two weeks as the White House's

Beleaguered Obama looks to fight back as critics ask: is he a lame duck already?

IRS, AP, Benghazi this past week, the president has been forced to confront a series of damaging scandals that could derail his second term before it has really begun

But, assailed this week by multiple scandals and at the mercy of a furious press, President Obama has endured a legion of p

RNC Director Of Hispanic Outreach Quits Party And Registers As A Democrat

When Republicans appointed Pablo Pantoja to State Director of Florida Hispanic Outreach for the Republican National Committee, they hoped he would be able to bridge the sizable gap that only expanded during the 2012 elections, when the state’s 4,7 million Hispanic voters supported Barack Obama

Benghazi probe is more than just an attack against Hillary Clinton James Antle

As the congressional hearing shows, legitimate questions remain about security in Libya and an apparent cover-up

Those are the fateful words Republicans have been trying to hang around former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's neck since she first uttered them at a January congressional h

After Mark Sanford's win, embarrassed pollsters go back to the drawing board Harry J Enten

South Carolina's special election made fools out of a few pollsters, but we're better off with flawed data than none at all

Mark Sanford is heading off to Washington DC, while pollsters are heading back to their workshops.

Heritage"s Fatally Flawed Study Doubles Down on Romney"s 47 Percent

Our guest bloggers are Marshall Fitz, Philip E. Wolgin, and Patrick Oakford, who study immigration at the Center for American Progress Action Fund.

Yes, Mark Sanford really has a chance to beat Elizabeth Colbert Busch Harry J Enten

South Carolina's special election may turn into a referendum on President Obama, which is bad news for Colbert Busch

Republican Mark Sanford has closed the gap with Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the South Carolina first district special election to take place on Tuesday.

Obama dares Ohio State graduates to break cycle of cynicism over future

A year to the day after kicking off his victorious re-election campaign there, President Barack Obama returned to Ohio State University and told graduates that only through vigorous participation in their democracy can they right a poorly functioning government and break through relentless cynicism