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More intense care can translate into worse, and more expensive, care at the end of life. So, the thinking goes, doctors who train at hospitals with better and more efficient care will be in better shape to become future leaders.

Longtime New Mexico Speaker of the House Ben Lujan died Tuesday, following an announcement last January that he was battling Stage 4 lung cancer.

As the Chairman of the Oversight & Government Reform Committee, Congressman Darrell Issa directs the investigative and legislative agenda of the Committee. Issa also serves on the House Judiciary Committee.

The U.S. Congress -- a body not exactly known for its swift feet -- raced Friday to complete legislation to help travelers avoid delays at airports.

Sgt. Bobby Kling, 26, enlisted in the Marine Corps in September 2005 and attended recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. He has served as a platoon sergeant for Company A, second platoon at Marine Barracks Washington since July 2009. The Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal is awarded to Marines and Sailors for outstanding service or achievement.

Newtown, Conn. is a white-collar community an hour and a half northeast of New York City. It's the kind of place where crime is rare and the biggest thing that happens each year is the Labor Day parade.

Newtown, Conn. is a white-collar community an hour and a half northeast of New York City. It's the kind of place where crime hardly ever happens and the biggest thing that happens each year is the Labor Day parade.

Although the national conversation about immigration policy tends to focus on Latinos, it is Asian-Americans who encounter some of the knottiest challenges facing immigrants and immigration reformers.

San Diego County has a sheriff named Bill Gore, but sheriff is an elected office. The county sheriff is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in San Diego, and the sheriff's primary election is coming up in June.

The split between Obama and Republicans is nothing compared to the gap between GOP leaders and their Tea Party fueled rank and file. Top congressional leaders appear to have essentially painted themselves into a corner between Obama on one side and the just-say-no bloc of House Republicans on the other.