Alaska Lt. Gov. Treadwell to run for Senate
Republican Mead Treadwell has been exploring bid vs. Sen. Mark Begich since November.
Christie to put off presidential decision until 2015
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is among the Republicans often mentioned as a 2016 candidate.
Ed Koch's tombstone engraved with wrong birth year
Ed Koch, NYC mayor from 1978 to 1989, died in February at the age of 88.
Christie: N.Y. Mets 'stink' but they're my team
New Jersey governor is loyal to baseball's Mets and, oddly, the Dallas Cowboys.
Palin returns to Fox News praising Sen. Cruz
Sarah Palin began a new stint as a Fox News contributor, praising Tea Party's Ted Cruz.
Oliver makes case for N.J. woman in Senate
Sheila Oliver is only woman running to succeed the late senator Frank Lautenberg.
Jeb Bush dismisses 'chirpers' on his right
Ex-Florida governor defends his record. He says GOP critics of immigration are "chirpers."
Obama's ex-Medicare chief running for Mass. governor
Donald Berwick could not win approval from Senate Republicans as Medicare chief.
Bill Clinton: Too much fixating on 2016 election
Bill Clinton says fixation on politics is like "national attention deficit disorder."
Obama touts Ed Markey in new Senate ad
Senate hopeful Ed Markey features President Obama in his new campaign ad in Massachusetts.
Jeb Bush: 'Fertile' immigrants boost economy
Jeb Bush says the economy would benefit from immigrants because they are "fertile."
Schumer knocks Bloomberg's gun ads hitting Democrats
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., criticizes ads by Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
GOP Rep. Stockman raffles Bushmaster AR-15 rifle
Rep. Steve Stockman, R-Texas, has criticized President Obama's stance on guns.
Anthony Weiner: Obamacare is my word
The NYC mayoral candidate takes credit for coining term for Obama's health care law.
Pallone jabs Booker on Christie ties: More to come?
Newark Mayor Booker is hit by his Democratic rival for ties to the GOP governor..
Senator: 'Perfect storm' could hurt GOP in Georgia
Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., cautions GOP about 2014 Senate race in his state.
Superman, stripes and ducks: Socks honor Bush 41
George H.W. Bush's supporters celebrate his birthday by wearing colorful socks.
Ex-Obama aide Bill Daley explores Ill. gov race
Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley formed exploratory committee for 2014 race.
Rep. Kristi Noem passes on S.D. Senate race
Kristi Noem was being encouraged to run against ex-governor Mike Rounds in a GOP primary.
Kaine urges support for immigration bill in Spanish
Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., is reportedly first to give entire floor speech in Spanish.
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