Obama Backs "Framework" To Revamp Immigration


President Barack Obama, under pressure to keep a campaign promise to revamp U.S. immigration policy.

Obama, Clinton Fundraiser Admits $292 Million Fraud


A wealthy businessman who raised money for leading Democratic Party politicians, including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, pleaded guilty on Thursday to defrauding three major banks

Cable Networks Eye Sarah Palin Reality Show


Sarah Palin is closer to landing a deal for a reality show.

House Unveils Final Healthcare Bill Changes


Democrats in the House of Representatives unveiled the final changes to a sweeping healthcare overhaul on Thursday.

Lawmaker: Deal Nearing On Senate Climate Bill


The Senate is close to wrapping up talks ahead of introducing a compromise climate change bill.

U.S. Tells China Yuan Issue Is Of "Real Concern"


The United States kept up pressure on China on Thursday to let the yuan climb.

Obama Pitching Healthcare Reform On Fox News


President Barack Obama is venturing into enemy territory to drum up last-minute support for healthcare reform.

Affirms "Unshakeable" Bond With Israel


The United States on Tuesday reassured Israel the two countries enjoy an "unshakeable bond."

Democrats Defend Health Strategy As Vote Nears


Under heavy attack, Democrats in the House on Tuesday defended plans to pass a healthcare overhaul without a direct vote.

Dodd Says Congress Must Address Financial Reform


Christopher Dodd said on Tuesday that Congress should not adjourn for its two-week Easter recess on March 26 without addressing financial reform.

Fed Seen Renewing Low Rates, Extended Period Vow


The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates near zero at a meeting on Tuesday.

Obama Says He Will Push For Education Overhaul


President Barack Obama said on Saturday he was also about to push forward on a major overhaul of education.

Rove: Republicans Need More Than Opposition


Karl Rove, architect of George W. Bush's two presidential election wins, says he believes Republicans need to offer more than just opposition to Democrats.

Geithner Still Optimistic On Financial Reform


A day after Senate bipartisan talks on financial reform collapsed, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner sought to revive hope.

Obama Gives $1.4 Million Nobel Prize To 10 Charities


President Barack Obama on Thursday named 10 charities to share his $1.4 million Nobel Peace Prize.