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It was probably only a matter of time -- about 365 days, in fact -- before the death of Osama bin Laden got into the political groundwater of 2012.

Julian Zelizer says money woes, not pop culture, are what undermine families, and government needs to help

Elaine Kamarck says the "boys will be boys" culture of the agency may have been responsible for compromising the safety of the president and the nation. It's hard to imagine women heading out to a brothel together.

Nina Rhodes-Hughes, a witness to the Robert F. Kennedy assassination in 1968, claims there was a second shooter.

Sen. Marco Rubio loses his speech, President Obama gets 'sick' and Michele Bachmann quotes the Wizard of Oz.

Sen. Scott Brown visited the Hyannis Youth and Community Center on Friday and made an impressive half-court shot.

Mark NeJame says "Stand Your Ground" laws pose too much risk when guns are readily available

Christopher Johnson says Washington and Beijing may be facing the most delicate moment in their bilateral relationship since the Tiananmen crackdown

President Obama pokes fun at himself and others at the 98th annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel makes fun of Washington elites at the 98th annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.

The wife of a former campaign aide for John Edwards takes the stand Monday in a federal court in North Carolina where she is expected to detail her role in helping conceal the one-time Democratic presidential hopeful's affair with a videographer.

Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said there is no question that the United States is safer with Osama bin Laden, the architect of al Qaeda, dead, though he said there is no way to completely destroy the network.

Mark Jurkowitz, Rachel Sklar, David Frum and Howard Kurtz dissect the results of a study on candidate coverage.

Newt Gingrich will end his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., a source close to the former House speaker told CNN.

President Barack Obama poked fun Saturday at everything from the Secret Service scandal to the lavish spending by the Government Services Administration at the 98th annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.

Few freshmen congressmen have found themselves in the glare of the spotlight as often as Florida Rep. Allen West. Known for his outspokenness, West rarely backs down from a political fight. Some say he picks them.

While loud and raucous rallies are still a part of the tea party toolbox, the conservative grassroots movement is evolving.

Frida Ghitis says President Obama shouldn't apologize for the Cartagena incident, but he should begin to take Latin America seriously

Joe Johns reports on the trial of John Edwards & new evidence about the cover-up of his affair & mistress' pregnancy.

The White House has ignored a deadline to provide answers to a senior Senate Republican about the Secret Service prostitution scandal, an aide to Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, said Friday.