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GOP's Rep. Dave Camp envisions inclusive path to a fiscal 'bargain'

Dave Camp, House Ways and Means Committee chairman, said Thursday that involving more members of Congress in budgeting and deficit-cutting could yield, if not a 'grand bargain,' at least a modest deal.

Bipartisan deal on background checks: Biggest gun control win yet?

How dealmaking gets done on Capitol Hill

Deals that changed history

Tax reform: Why a kinder, simpler tax code eludes Congress, so far

USA Update Newtown family members entreat Congress over need for gun controls

Amid North Korea crisis, US scrubs missile test to avoid 'misperception' (+video)

Sandy Hook families on Air Force One: why it matters

Chaplain, Korean War hero, to receive medal of honor 62 years after his death

Obama's budget offends just about everybody. Is that compromise?

Rutgers fires coach Mike Rice for abusing players: Will more heads roll?

Gun control: Can Obama use Colorado bully pulpit to accomplish anything?

Armed teachers? NRA task force suggests voluntary program.

Elwin Wilson, a KKK supporter who reformed, dies

Veterans groups gear up to fight any proposed changes to disability payments

Robert Reich Why don't politicians listen to public opinion on the economy?

Obama's $2 billion plan to wean US off foreign oil (+video)

Why, after all these years, the Senate is working on a budget (+VIDEO)

Obama launches 'charm offensive' on Capitol Hill. Does it have a chance? (+video)

Congress opens first budget debate in four years

In Afghanistan, Hagel faces early test: how many troops to leave behind

The Monitor's View Why honey works better than vinegar in Washington

Are Congress and Obama moving toward a budget deal?

What Congress has to do to avert a late-March government shutdown

Why Republicans think Obama's back is against the wall on 'sequester'