Wherever a Senator's Question Leads, Kissinger Gamely Follows
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So now it can be told: President Bush has a secret plan to end the war in Iraq.
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The Illinois senator's wife is a big draw for her husband's fans - and a thorn in the side of his rivals
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How the Dem who supports Bush on Iraq became the Senate's one-man tipping point
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BURLINGTON, Vermont  - From pressing for hearings on Iraq to probing no-bid contracts awarded to Halliburton Co., America's first socialist senator aims to give Congress a hard tilt to the left.
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President Bush's pick to be the nation's next defense chief will face his first round of questioning from senators Tuesday.
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Donald Rumsfeld has heard the question many times before and he answers it emphatically.
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Ask Rep. John Murtha about the U.S. war in Iraq and the conversation eventually veers to China.
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The New York senator weighs in on whether Republicans would gain an advantage.
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Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., who expects to head the Senate Judiciary Committee next year, moved Thursday to quell an uproar over comments that were widely interpreted
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For friends and enemies abroad who have been wondering who&#39;s really in charge of US foreign policy, the answer is now unmistakable: A victorious and newly confident George W. Bush is running the show.
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Robert D. Novak, the writer who first named a C.I.A. spy has remained on the sidelines of a game he started.
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Only in the arcane world of the U.S. Senate could a quirky gambit known as a "clay pigeon" make the difference between passage of an important immigration measure and its death at the hands of opponents.
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Senator John Kerry is pushing the concept, and so are some Senate Republicans. That is why lawmakers and lobbyists say that regardless of who wins the presidential election
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Foreign policy gurus, from Richard Holbrooke to Henry A. Kissinger, are providing advice to presidential candidates on a long hopeful march to the White House.
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A Senate famous for its "deliberative pace" is hoping to rush out bills this week bolstering pensions, raising the minimum wage and cutting taxes before departing the Capitol and shifting their re-election campaigns into high gear.
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By Katharine Q. Seelye  The quadrennial ritual of American presidential debates has long followed a tried and true format.  A guy in a suit asks mostly predictable questions of others in suits.
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Democratic Rep. Harold Ford is running even with Republican Bob Corker in Tennessee, while Democrat Jon Tester has edged ahead of Sen. Conrad Burns in Montana, according to polls released Sunday for some of the most contested Senate races.