National Journal

Among the many retiring lawmakers, there's a high concentration of millionaires. More »

The win delivered enough delegates to reach the magic number of 1,144, making official what had long been expected. More »

Though he says he won't be a running mate, the Florida senator says he'll have the chance to do much if he does "a good job as vice president." More »

The candidate's attempt at a humorous story becomes fodder for opponents who say he's out of touch with ordinary Americans. More »

First family portraits, Hanukkah receptions, Justin Bieber, and more scenes of the season in the president's home More »

Three astronauts took off for the International Space Station earlier today from Kazakhstan More »

On Sunday, the candidate refused to comment on the allegations until he sees some evidence More »

We knew that the former Massachusetts governor has a lot of money. But he also owns mansions in several states. More »

A majority of Americans support U.S. involvement in the United Nations, a new poll finds, though some Republican leaders wish to scale down support for the international body More »

The terrorist was linked to several U.S. terror plots, including the 2009 Fort Hood shootings that killed 13 people More »

Big changes atop the U.S. national-security command structure, as Secretary of Defense Robert Gates prepares to depart More »

The first woman to top a major party presidential ticket died Saturday in Boston from complications of a type of blood cancer More »