Iran To Scale Back Nuclear Program Starting Jan. 20The date marks the start of a six-month interim deal for Iran to reduce its amount of uranium for nuclear power.
Chris Christie's Credibility On The Line Amid Bridge ScandalPundits and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are questioning what the New Jersey governor knew and when he knew it.
Sunday Shows: GOP Circles The Wagons For ChristieDiscussion of Chris Christie's bridge scandal and Robert Gates' new memoir dominated Sunday morning political talk.
French First Lady In Hospital After Hollande Affair RumorsThe acting first lady, Valerie Trierweiler, was taken to the hospital Friday "for rest and some tests."
Royal Baby Topped Afghan War In 2013 Network CoverageThe Tyndall Report catalogued which stories received the most coverage from nightly newscasts on ABC, CBS and NBC.
Obama Administration Drops Contractor Behind Healthcare.govThe Obama administration has opted not to renew a contract with CGI Federal, the tech firm behind the Obamacare website.
New Jersey Bridge Scandal: More Documents ReleasedNew Jersey lawmakers released hundreds of documents Friday relating to the bridge closure scandal that has put Gov. Chris Christie on the defensive.
Holder: Utah Same-Sex Marriages Recognized Under Federal LawAttorney General Eric Holder clarified that Utah's same-sex marriages are recognized under federal law, in spite of the ongoing battle in that state.
For The First Time, Congress Mostly MillionairesA new analysis from the Center for Responsive Politics shows more than 50 percent of members of Congress have a net worth greater than $1 million.
Chris Christie 'Embarrassed' By Staffers, Traffic ScandalNew Jersey Govenor Chris Christie fires his chief of staff over his office's invovlement in a traffic jam.
| Laura Heck
Utah Same-Sex Marriages Not Recognized: Governor's OfficeThe governor's chief of staff says until the courts rule on same-sex marriage in Utah, those couples who got married are in "legal limbo."
Emails Expose Christie Office's Ties To Bridge ScandalOnce-private emails now reveal how Gov. Chris Christie's office was directly tied to controversial bridge closures last September.
| Erik Shute
White House Rebukes Claims In Gates BookFormer White House officials, including David Axelrod and Bill Daley, jumped to the administration's defense.
Senate Moves Closer To Extending Unemployment BenefitsWith the help of six Republicans, the Senate voted 60-37 to begin the debate on the three-month extension of long-term aid to 1.3 million Americans.
Robert Gates: Obama Doesn't Believe In His Own War PlanThe former Defense Secretary also accused Vice President Joe Biden of being wrong on every major foreign policy decision of the last 40 years.
FBI's Primary Mission No Longer 'Law Enforcement'The agency quietly changed its mission statement to list its primary function as "national security" rather than "law enforcement."
What Janet Yellen's Fed Might Look LikeAs vice chair at the Federal Reserve, Yellen has been a leading voice for pro-growth policies on jobs and the economy at large.
Supreme Court Halts Gay Marriage In UtahSame-sex marriage in Utah comes to a stop as state officials appeal the Dec. 20 legalization.
| Laura Heck
Liz Cheney Drops Out: Good For GOP?Liz Cheney announced she's dropping her bid for Senate in Wyoming.
New York Gov. Cuomo To Support Medical MarijuanaIn an upcoming address, New York's governor Andrew Cuomo reportedly plans to announce an executive action legalizing marijuana for some medical uses.
Rand Paul Says Clapper, Snowden Should Share Jail CellOn the Sunday shows, Mitt Romney accused the president of dishonesty on health care reform, and Rand Paul said the NSA chief deserved punishment.
Steven Seagal Weighing Ariz. Governor BidThe 61-year-old celebrity says he discussed the possibility with America's self-proclaimed "toughest sheriff" Joe Arpaio.
| Amy Kluber
Rep. Trey Radel Returning To Work After Cocaine ArrestThe Republican representative from Florida will return to Congress despite calls for his resignation following an arrest for cocaine possession.
Obama Urges Congress To Extend Unemployment BenefitsThe president called for extended benefits for more than 1.3 million long-term unemployed Americans after they expired in late December.
White House Proposes New Gun Rules For Mentally IllThe White House announced two new proposals to keep guns out of the hands of people deemed mentally ill.
Clay Aiken Seeking Seat In Congress?Unnamed sources tell the Washington Blade former "American Idol" runner-up Clay Aiken is seeking a seat in the House of Representatives.
| Erik Shute
Kim Jong-Un Praises Uncle's Execution, Gives Nuclear WarningThe North Korean ruler called his uncle scum, the U.S. and South Korea warmongers, and warned against another conflict during his New Year's address.
Pentagon Marks 'Significant Milestone' Toward Gitmo ClosureTuesday the Pentagon announced it transferred three Uighur Chinese nationals to Slovakia from Gitmo.
Anger, Elation At Latest Release Of Palestinian PrisonersThe release of 26 Palestinian prisoners convicted of killing Israelis was just the latest in ongoing peace negotiations drawing intense reactions.
Poll: Republican Belief In Evolution On The DeclineAccording to a Pew Survey, 67 percent of Democrats and 43 percent of Republicans believe in the theory of evolution.
