The Daily Caller

Issa’s letters from business on reg impacts to Obama total almost 2,000 pages

The move is the latest in a series of votes scheduled by GOP leaders, based on polling of people who visit the ‘YouCut’ website

Former Gov. Mitt Romney leads the unified pack in praise of the Florida judges “unconstitutional” ruling

GOP party leaders will determine if a Medicare voucher plan will be part of the budget they put forward this spring

GOP lawmakers introduce “nullification” in the Idaho House and consider the measure to fight Obamacare in several other states

Republicans are anxious for 2012 Senate races, with chances and momentum both leaning right

The nation’s biggest farm lobbying group supports a balanced budget. Just don’t ask its members where the government should trim agriculture spending

Bush tries to improve the the Republican Party’s outreach to Hispanic voters with the Hispanic Action Network conference

Americans give higher marks to President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans after a holiday season of compromise

House Republicans plan to vote to repeal Obama’s health care overhaul before his State of the Union address

Less than two months after voters gave Republicans six more Senate seats and control of the House, the GOP is lining up candidates for 2012

Six Republicans have said they will back the accord, Democrats need at least nine GOP senators to win approval of the treaty

Republican Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts says he will support a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia

From the start, 2010 delivered a string of setbacks that built up to an electoral shellacking come November, to use the president’s own word

President Barack Obama lobbied senators by phone Monday to back an arms treaty with Russia that he’s called a national security imperative

Census data coming out Tuesday will include some grim data for Democrats hoping to re-elect President Obama

Lame duck session wears on without START ratification thus far

President Obama invited Democrats and Republicans alike to the White House on Friday for the signing of the tax cut extensions

Sen. Jim DeMint backs off threat to have entire treaty read aloud before vote

The spending barons on Capitol Hill, long used to muscling past opponents of bills larded with pet projects, are seeking one last victory