VA officials, homeless veterans, and community program representatives testified before Congress Wednesday on their progress toward the Obama administration’s goal of ending homelessness among veterans by 2015.
Experts claim Hispanics will be the key to the 2012 presidential election, but may already be leaning towards a Democratic vote because of the strict stance on immigration from Republicans.
As the Republican presidential primaries heat up, social issues have pushed the economy onto the political back burner, pitting feminist groups against the candidates.
Professional athletes joined sports industry manufacturers, retailers and association leaders to lobby for fitness legislation on Capitol Hill for the 13th annual National Health Through Fitness Day.
In this presidential campaign, it appears voters care about the candidates’ personal religious views. But should it matter?
Space exploration does not often find it’s way into the campaign trail but when it does, experts say it can be a mistake if used incorrectly.
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard arguments Tuesday on amending the Freedom of Information Act to better protect some government secrets.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has not been shy about stating him mind on the possibility of slashing the Pentagon budget by $1 trillion over the next decade.
Latino groups march against anti-immigration legislation in Alabama.
Antonio Villaraigosa, mayor of Los Angeles and chairman of the Democratic National Convention, criticized partisan bickering at Wednesday’s Politico Playbook Breakfast.