Poll: Congress Should Include Clintons In Russia Probe
A poll released Wednesday showed a majority of Americans want Hillary and Bill Clinton's alleged links also investigated.
Experts: China Focused On Hacking U.S. Military
Though it agreed to avoid intellectual property hacking, China has refocused its efforts on space and the U.S. military.
Study: Republicans Believe African-Americans Lazier, Less Intelligent
The results showed increased gaps between how Republicans and Democrats view African-Americans struggle out of poverty.
Russia, Germany, France Agree To Intelligence Swapping
The nations' three leaders reportedly spoke Tuesday and agreed to "exchange data" to fight terrorism.
Sponsors Pull Ads From 'O'Reilly Factor'
Following accusations of harassment and $13 million in settlements, five advertisers were pulling spots from Bill O'Reilly's Fox News show.
Conservative Are More Attractive Than Liberals, Study Says
A study published last month found conservative politicians benefited because voters found them better looking than liberals.
Poll: China's Threat Level Down To Americans
A new poll released Tuesday found a majority of Americans have a more favorable view of China but are still concerned about its economy.
DoD: No Plans To Stop Noncitizens From Serving
The military still planned to offer immigrants who served, as well as their families, a path to citizenship.
Kushner Played Major Role In China Sit Down
The president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, had helped bridge the two sides well before this week's meetings.
Second Lady Criticized For 'Thanking' Female Service Members
Karen Pence made spoke and attended events honoring women in the military, but did not address the nude photo-sharing scandal.
Trump Can Withdraw Trust Money At Any Time
The president's trust had language altered in February that could allow him to take out profits without disclosure.
Court: Germany Can Be Sued For Nazi-Stolen Artworks
In an unprecedented ruling, a U.S. district said Jewish descendants can file a civil action to reclaim $227 million worth of art.
Germany Won't Give NATO Billions Required, Official Says
Germany's top diplomat said the 2 percent contribution was not desirable Friday in Brussels.
Air Force Clamps Down After Marines Nude Photo Scandal
Airmen were issued new social media guidelines earlier this month and warned not to post defamatory materials.
Trump Approval Rating Still Down, Except For Economy
A majority of Americans disapproved of the president's work during his first two months in office, a poll released Friday showed.
Possible Government Shutdown Worries Defense Industry
A partial government shutdown next month looms as the Senate had yet to pass an appropriations bill.
NYC Infamous 'Spitting Lady' Arrested
The infamous, unidentified woman was arrested Thursday morning but charges are still pending.
Air Force Facing Pilot Shortage
To combat a growing shortage, the military branch has considered increased bonuses and longer contracts.
Putin Orders Another Military Draft
The Russian president called Thursday for more than 142,000 men to be drafted in the spring.
Experts Say China, Russia Can Shoot Down US Satellites
The U.S. military's ability to conduct wars and its satellites could be open to attacks from China and Russia's advanced programs.
