Sean Sullivan

We know a lot more than we did a week and a half ago. But there are still a great many unanswered questions.

Emily Heil

A report finds lovely destinations like France and Spain were among the tops for travelling lawmakers.

Josh Hicks

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed its lawsuit on Monday in the U.S. District Court for D.C.

Scott Clement

Despite dip in job ratings, a new Post-ABC poll finds Clinton remains overwhelmingly popular

Al Kamen

Seems President Obama was just about the only one in town who didn’t know of IRS probe.

Former IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman testified before the Senate Finance Committee on the IRS’s inappropriate targeting of certain groups seeking tax-exempt status.

Ed O'Keefe

Finance Committee hears from the Internal Revenue Service’s two former leaders and agency watchdog.

Chris Cillizza

The Oklahoma senator says federal aid for tornado victims is different from the Sandy relief bill he opposed.

Josh Hicks

About 50 workers began day-long picketing at Reagan building and blocked traffic.

Rachel Weiner and Matt DeLong

Sen. James Inhofe (R) rejected comparisons between federal aid for Oklahoma tornado victims and the Hurricane Sandy relief package he voted against.

President Obama sought to ensure the people of Moore, Okla. on Tuesday that his administration is sending disaster relief aid “right away” to the tornado-devastated area.

Eric Yoder

The government once again plans to resort to a financial maneuver involving federal employee retirement savings pending an increase in the national debt limit.

Emily Heil

The Supreme Court justice cracks an obscure joke.

Josh Hicks

The president declared a federal disaster on Monday, designating federal funds to help Oklahoma recover from the massive tornado that tore through the state.

Sean Sullivan

Voters in the City of Angels pick their next mayor Tuesday in an election with connections to Bill Clinton, President Obama, and organized labor.

Sean Sullivan

"I wrote this in the car on the way over here."

Emily Heil

In a victory for the small-government types, the Park Service is outsourcing trash removal at some local sites — to visitors.

Chris Cillizza and Sean Sullivan

The president who pledged to change Washington is almost certain to come up short on that promise.

Josh Hicks

How much should the White House know about IG audits before the results become public?

Glenn Kessler

When a White House aide uses the same word — “doctored” — on three television shows, you know it is a carefully crafted talking point.

Jon Cohen and Dan Balz

The president’s approval rating remains firm even as the public sees deliberate harassment by the IRS and a cover up on important details about the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans last year.

Associated Press

Recent bias attacks are stirring up anxiety, disbelief and outrage in a famously gay-friendly neighborhood.

Ben Pershing

With an eye to 2014, the Susan B. Anthony List plans a “massive investment” during governor’s race.

Vanessa Williams

Even some supporters say the president needs to stop lecturing predominantly black audiences.

Robert Barnes

Town of Greece, N.Y., almost exclusively recruited Christian chaplains to deliver remarks.

Joe Davidson

House hearing may reveal more information about who is to blame. Lois Lerner, director of exempt organizations for the Internal Revenue Service, is at the center of the IRS scandal about targeting conservative organizations for extra scrutiny. She’s scheduled to testify Wednesday before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Kimberly Kindy

Once a refined instructor in Tupelo, Miss., J. Everett Dutschke turned disturbingly irascible and is now accused of sending poison-laced letters. What caused the switch?

Ed O’Keefe

Amendments are related to Boston bombings, establishing new biometric system.