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"Our message was rejected by millions of Americans who went to the polls," says Albert Mohler of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He says evangelicals now need to approach politics in a fundamentally different way. 
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With President Obama's re-election, states that had postponed creating health insurance exchanges required by the sweeping federal health law will now have to scramble to set them up.
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Newly released messages between administration officials and drug industry lobbyists underscore the compromises underlying President Obama’s effort to overhaul health care.
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Once a great deliberative body, the Senate is now known for deadlock, dysfunction and political games. Will Tuesday's election help?
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A survey finds colleges are discovering information about prospective students that is negatively impacting their chances of acceptance.
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CONGRESS -- EXCLUSIVE | Thirty-three members of Congress have steered more than $300 million in earmarks and other spending provisions to dozens of public projects that are next to or within about two miles of the lawmakers’ own property, according to a...
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CONGRESS -- LATEST DISCHARGE PETITION A bipartisan attempt to force House leaders to vote on the 2012 farm bill is still being held up by procedural problems. Rep.
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At an event hosted by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence's Legal Action Project, Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens discussed gun laws and the second amendment.
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November 1, 2011 - Congressman Al Green discussing recent changes to state voter ID laws.
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NOT Scoopable On Monday, Federal Employees will be off work and other U.S. citizens will have the day free as well, all because of an accident. “When I was in school, Columbus Day was a day off,”...
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DIVIDED GOVERNMENT A record-high 38% of Americans prefer a government in which the same political party controls the presidency and Congress, while a record-low 23% prefer a government in which different parties control the two branches.
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CONGRESS UNIT 4A In the first review of its kind, The Washington Post analyzed public records on the...
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UNIT 3 -- CONSTITUTIONAL UNDERPINNINGS In honor of the 225th Anniversary of the signing of the Constitution, here are 11 things you didn't know about what is and isn't in our Constitution.
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Emails released by the House Energy and Commerce Committee open a window into the negotiations between the White House, Senate Democrats and pharmaceutical industry in 2009 as part of President Obama’s drive to overhaul the health care system.
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WASHINGTON -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) pledged on Wednesday to change the rules of the Senate so that the minority party has fewer tools to obstruct legislative business.
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As you move through school it is important that you start to work towards getting your name out there for a career.
Jillian Greene's curator insight,
October 13, 2013 7:18 PM
This graph is so intricately and well done. One thing I noticed was that the political leanings went from being extremely divided to fairly moderate and are currently back to being very divided. 
Jessica O'Connell's curator insight,
October 13, 2013 9:25 PM
This is a really interesting graph showing the changes in political parties all the way from the very beginning of the American political system. It is particularly intersting to note how the Senate's political majorities is often different from the House of Representative's political majorities. 
6 Alexandra Domain's curator insight,
January 15, 2015 2:25 PM
A graph showing the progression of congress. This graph shows how the house and senate have grown and changed since its been created. This connects to our content in class because the congress plays a major role in the constitution and federalism.. I chose this graph because it was an interesting representation as to how the house and senate are structured. this is reliable because you can see the evolution of both house and senate since the washinton era. I learned how the fluxuation of both parts have occurred. this helps to understand how the legislative branch is formed.
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FEDERALISM State-level voter initiatives to watch in election 2012.
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INTERESTS GROUPS The "influence business" is the third-largest industry in the nation's capital; Sharyl Attkisson goes inside the world of access to see what all that money buys...
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MUST READ by Friday 10/12 The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear oral arguments in Fisher v. the University of Texas at Austin, a lawsuit related to the use of race in university admissions policies.
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GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS - SCOTUS More Americans approve than disapprove of the U.S. Supreme Court, 49% to 40%, a slightly more positive reading than after its ruling on the healthcare law. A majority of Democrats approve while a majority of Republicans disapprove.
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THE EXECUTIVE, JUDICIARY, MEDIA UNITS A June 1972 break-in at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate office complex begins the chain of events that convulsed Washington for two years, lead to the first resignation of a U.S.
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