Poll: Most Americans Reacted Positively to State of the Union
22 percent had negative reaction
22 percent had negative reaction
Three Republican responses to the State of the Union Address.
Won't shy away from acting alone
Prime minister and cabinet resigned yesterday
Says uncooperative Republicans have left Obama with few options other than acting unilaterally
Will reportedly say he will use executive powers if Congress does not act
Kentucky senator giving one of the Republican responses to the president's address
President expected to announce increase in minimum wage for new federal contract workers
Foreign office says the move has nothing to do with the Snowden revelations
Rebecca "Becky" Richards is leaving the Department of Homeland Security to take up the position
It'll set a bad precedent while preventing a deep restructuring
Oklahoma senator announced he had cancer last November
$1 trillion dollar piece of legislation
Lawmakers are increasingly frustrated with the Afghan president
Two and a half years before convention
State representative in Missouri has proposed firing squads
Senate immigration bill was passed in June
Congressman made the announcement on Twitter
Lowest approval rating in Wyoming and West Virginia
A new proposal from three GOP Senators tackles access and affordability.
Rep. Rick Larsen, who represents the district where the family lives, and Rep. Charlie Rangel, who is a Korean war veteran
Still at 48 percent; respondents also disapproved of proposal to lengthen school day
Some officers get paid better in retirement than when they were on active duty
As President Gerald Ford once said, "the state of the union is not good"
$50 to $100 fines instead, because fytw
State DOE says nothing in the law prevents districts from removing bad teachers