In the face of growing pressure, the administration is lifting a longtime hurdle in marijuana studies. But advocates say more can be done.
We compiled six good quotes from Hillary Clinton, dating back to President Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign.
The officer involved in the McKinney, Texas, pool-party incident has resigned.
The White House weighed in on the McKinney pool party incident Tuesday, saying President Obama is aware of the coverage.
President Barack Obama remained in White House while the Secret Service checked for a bomb.
A 30-minute lockdown was called Friday afternoon at the White House echoing several moments last month.
Someone painted the ominous words in black on a wall beneath a basketball hoop outside Miller Elementary School in Salem, Oregon.
“It’s clear President Obama is beginning his final assault on our Second Amendment rights by forcing his anti-gun agenda on honest law-abiding citizens."
The former U.S. first lady and presidential candidate made fun of her age.
There are several products to support Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
The two Syrian rebel groups have so far kept Israel safe from the Islamic State loyalists along the Golan Heights.
Iraq's Shiite-led government is increasing its recruitment of volunteer troops to join the battle against ISIS and to retake the city of Ramadi.
An Ohio Democrat was wrong to criticize President Barack Obama's remarks about a Massachusetts senator, the Obama administration said.
Secret Service agents detained a man outside the White House who apparently tried to fly a drone or model plane over the fence.
Veteran investigative journalist Seymour Hersh claimed Pakistan had kept Osama bin Laden in captivity for five years.
After Saudi King Salman informed Obama that he would not be able to attend the Camp David summit, more Gulf leaders opted out of it.
President Obama apologized Thursday for the accidental killing of two innocent hostages of al Qaeda during a counterterrorism operation in January.
A person with a suspicious package climbed the White House fence on Sunday night before being arrested.
Federal planners brainstormed at least 10 ways to bolster security at the White House.
The Electoral College keeps presidential elections from becoming a popularity contest, but name recognition can certainly be a boon. A very big boon.
"Many gay men there face a double threat: They're being persecuted by the Syrian army and by militant groups."
“It does not pay to join these groups terrorizing innocent people,” the president of the Islamic Supreme Council of Zambia said.