With the recount in the razor-thin Minnesota U.S. Senate race continuing into its second week, Democratic candidate Al Franken's campaign says it has uncovered 6,400 rejected absentee ballots and will ask a state board to count at least some of those votes.
Franken's campaign also says several dozen ballots have gone missing.
Federal job training programs will see their biggest overhaul in 16 years after President Obama put...
Senate Republicans on Wednesday blocked a bill aimed at restoring free contraception for women who get...
