GEORGE W. BUSH

Fifteen years after the terrorist attack, see iconic pictures of the devastation in New York City.

The 9/11 terror attacks have had lasting ramifications on American foreign and domestic policy.

Under President Obama, more than half the country evaluated their lives as "thriving."

The U.S. president will increase the size of Hawaii’s Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, which is already bigger than all the other national parks in the country put together.

Obama was accused of being a phony after he apparently used a Louisiana accent during his Baton Rouge speech.

With mounting political pressure, Obama plans to travel to Louisiana where he will visit the devastation cast by floods there.

Sadiq Khan says Donald Trump is "under the impression that western liberal values are incompatible with mainstream Islam."

Oscar-winning actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has joined Ryan Murphy's new TV series "Feud" alongside "American Horror Story" actress Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon.

At a Trump rally, the former New York City mayor glossed over the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history.

Leveraging their fame and power, Bill And Hillary Clinton went from “dead broke” to multimillionaires.

The former White House press secretary recently said Donald Trump was ignoring advice from experienced members of the Republican Party.

Still gunning for a political revolution, Bernie Sanders supporters plan to write in his name on ballots across the nation in November. 

"I want to have a conscience," the Bush brother told a radio station Wednesday.

The challenge, which took the internet by storm in 2014, has helped fund a research breakthrough, the ALS Association said Monday.

At a staff reunion in Dallas, George W. Bush said he's concerned that a Republican may never get elected president again.

Republicans are descending on Cleveland to pick their presidential and vice presidential nominees, here's how to watch the convention.

All eyes will be on Cleveland as the Republican Party chooses its presidential and vice presidential nominees.

Although he did not mention Donald Trump by name, John Brennan’s comments are being seen as a response to the presumptive GOP nominee’s remarks.

Tony Blair’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003 broke international law, John Prescott said, in the wake of a seven-year-long war inquiry that concluded Wednesday.

Pundit George F. Will announced he has left the party, and former Treasury boss Hank Paulson said he will vote for Clinton in November.

Al Rahabi is the second prisoner to be resettled in Montenegro this year as President Barack Obama pushes to close the detention center before his terms ends in January.