Jonathan Allen

Instead of fading away following her defeat in the 2008 Democratic primary, Hillary Clinton became a widely admired world leader, serving as secretary of state for four years. A new b...

President Barack Obama’s team is reportedly on the hunt to hire more African-Americans, a search that has stirred a debate among black Democrats about Obama’s record on diversity and ...

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is in court today for the first day of his political corruption trial.

Blagojevich faces a handful of charges including perhaps the most salacious one – the charge that he allegedly tried to sell President Obama’s old Senate seat.  If Blagojevich is convicted, he could be the fourth Illinois governor to head to federal prison in the past 40 years.

Daniel Gross, senior editor at Newsweek and Slate contributor, and Jonathan Allen, reporter for CQPolitics.com, talk about the senate stimulus bill. Question of the Day: What do you think the CEO cap should be? Comment below!

Follow Up Friday looks at what your computer can accomplish while it's resting with John Abell, NY Bureau chief for Wired; and an update with Jonathan Allen of CQPolitics on what Alaska, Minnesota, and Georgia have yet to accomplish: picking their next Senator.

Jonathan Allen, reporter for the Congressional Quarterly's CQ Politics.com, and Ken Walsh, U.S. News and World Report White House correspondent, look at John Edwards' campaign and senate record.

David Mendell, Chicago Tribune reporter and the author of Obama: From Promise to Power (Amistad, 2007), and Jonathan Allen, reporter for the Congressional Quarterly's CQPolitics.com, go through the specifics of Barrack Obama's record as a U.S. Senator.

Obama: From Promise to Power is available for ...