(Photos by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) by Matthew Hay Brown A fire in the White House compound this morning didn't present President Bush from hosting signing ceremonies for a pair of...
by Matthew Hay Brown Days after former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell detailed evidence of what he said was pervasive abuse of performance-enhacing substances in Major League Baseball, two lawmakers...
by Matthew Hay Brown President Bush will follow up on last month's Annapolis Conference in January with a visit to Israel and the West Bank, the White House said today....
by Matthew Hay Brown It's Trent Lott Tribute Day in the Senate, and friends from both sides of the aisle are sending the former majority leader off with an unusual...
by Matthew Hay Brown Turns out Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid doesn't appreciate being mentioned in a Republican presidential campaign advertisement. When Sen. John McCain unveiled a radio spot Monday...
by Matthew Hay Brown In the face of a White House veto threat, congressional Democrats have agreed to limit the 2008 federal budget to the amount President Bush demanded –...
Rep. Julia Carson (D-Ind.) greets supporters at her house shortly after the polls closed in Indianapolis, in this Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002, photo. (AP Photo/Tom Strattman) by Matthew Hay Brown...
by Matthew Hay Brown Now that U.S. intelligence has concluded that Iran suspended its quest for a nuclear weapon four years ago, the Islamic republic is asking the secretary-general of...
by Matthew Hay Brown A House panel is calling Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig and players union chief Don Fehr to Washington next week to describe how they plan...
Former Sen. George Mitchell delivers his remarks at the beginning of a New York news conference, Thursday Dec. 13, 2007, about his report on the illegal use of steroids in...