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Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee talks of an "aggressive" investigation into the Secret Service prostitution scandal.

Frida Ghitis asks: How else can we explain the parade of otherwise successful individuals who risk destroying their careers over the chance to have a sexual escapade?

President Barack Obama announced new sanctions against companies that enable Syria and Iran to use technology to carry out human rights abuses as he spoke in a somber ceremony at the Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Julian Zelizer says President Obama and Mitt Romney run the risk that their words may make it impossible for them to be effective if elected

There is nothing good to say about a scandal involving 12 Secret Service agents in a foreign country in advance of a presidential trip with 20 prostitutes and too much liquor.

Sen. Rubio makes a VP gaffe, President Obama grabs an Alabama helmet and Sen. Reid "doesn't care."

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Monday that he supports extending lowered rates on a popular federal student loan program for low- and middle-income undergraduates.

David Frum says last week's question was: Which is worse - to put a dog on the roof of a fast-moving car or to eat dog-meat as food?

John Edwards "made a choice to break the law" by accepting illegal campaign contributions to hide his pregnant mistress from the public as he campaigned in 2007 to be the Democratic presidential nominee, prosecutors said Monday in the opening day of the former U.S. senator's criminal trial.

Politicians played hot potato with the No. 2 spot on the Republican presidential ticket on Sunday, with the latest round of prominent Republicans closing the door at varying degrees to serving as presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney's vice president.

CNN's Candy Crowley reports on how the Secret Service is handling the fallout of its biggest scandal ever.

A Senate committee will expand its probe into the U.S. Secret Service this week following a scandal involving prostitutes in Colombia in advance of a recent trip by the president.

Dean Obeidallah doesn't endorse Nugent's caustic view of the president, but says his statement wasn't a true threat and is protected by free speech.

Andrew Breitbart, the conservative blogger whose posting of a sexually explicit photo of former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner led to the congressman's downfall, died of heart failure, the Los Angeles County Coroner said in an autopsy report released Friday.

Paul Waldman says Mitt Romney's strategy of chasing the president around the country to undercut his message before he even delivers it is smart manipulation of a media eager for content

Iran declared Sunday it has "cracked the codes" of the intelligence gathering system of a U.S. spy drone it captured last year for violating its airspace, the nation's semiofficial media reported.

David Axelrod Obama campaign senior adviser weighs in on the GSA, and Secret Service scandals.

The ranking member of the House Oversight Cmte. discusses the latest in the investigation into Secret Service officers.

Chuck Colson, a Watergate-era "hatchet man" for President Richard Nixon who became an influential evangelical leader after serving time in prison, died Saturday afternoon, according to his website.

Stop condemning a venerable and proud law enforcement force, says Jeffrey Robinson, for the misbehavior and idiocy of the few.