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Former US Vice President Cheney speaks about national security at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington

Dick Cheney Book Covers Politics, Media, and That Quail Shooting Incident

‘In My Time’ book review.

Dick Cheney Wonders: Would Hillary Have Been Better Than Obama?

Former Vice President Dick Cheney wonders: Would Hillary Rodham Clinton been a more effective president that Barack Obama had she won the Democratic party's nomination and the general election for president in 2008? Promoting his new book in an interview on Fox News Sunday, Cheney, who served as vice president for two terms under George W. Bush, suggested that yes, Clinton might have been a more effective president than Obama and easier for Republicans to work with.

CIA, MI6 Helped Gaddafi on Dissidents: Rights Group

A view of the abandoned Libyan External Security office where Moussa Koussa was based in Tripoli

Documents found in the abandoned Tripoli office of Muammar Gaddafi's intelligence chief indicate the U.S. and British spy agencies helped the fallen strongman persecute Libyan dissidents, Human Rights Watch said on Saturday.

Gaddafi Had Close Ties With US-UK Intelligence Agencies: HRW

The papers were discovered by members of Human Rights Watch (HRW), a London-based activist group.

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Residents walk in the city as a big banner of of U.S. President Barack Obama is pictured on a building, in Mumbai

Analysis: Obama's Trade Legacy in a Crucible This Fall

After a slow start that has frustrated U.S. business groups, the next four months could be important to President Barack Obama's legacy on trade.

Shocking Revelations in Gaddafi Regime’s Secret Files

Secret files obtained from Tripoli headquarters of Libya's intelligence agency, shattered by NATO air-strikes, included startling evidence indicating that top U.S. officials offered aid and advice to Moammar Gaddafi since the beginning of the Libyan public's protest.

Cheney Book Renews Post-9/11 U.S. Policy Fights

Former Vice President Dick Cheney's new memoir revives the fierce battles over U.S. national security policies after the September 11 attacks as it rips open old wounds among aides to President George W. Bush.

In the photo: National Security Advisor Dr. Condoleezza Rice accepts the President's Award at the 33rd annual NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles February 23, 2002

Condoleezza Rice Says She Did Not 'Tearfully' Admit Anything

Rice shoots down statements Dick Cheney made in his memoir.

UK Stem Cell Treatment Trial a 'Success': Where is U.S. Debate Heading?

The clinical trial of injecting stem cell into the brains of three patients as part of treatment of stroke was successful, according to a British biotech company behind the trial.

Cheney Memoir Revives Battles with Powell, Rice

Former Vice President Dick Cheney's new memoir is reviving fierce battles among Bush administration officials over U.S. national security policies after Sept. 11, 2001.

Billions in Iraq, Afghanistan Spending Lost to Waste and Fraud: Commission

Government mismanagement of wartime contractors cost billions of taxpayer dollars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and without an overhaul the abuse could continue, according to a Congressionally appointed panel of investigators.

American Officials Aided Gadhafi: Al Jazeera

A producer with Al Jazeera gained access to a demolished Libyan building filled with documents showing Libyan leaders maintained direct communications with influential figures in America.

Republican presidential candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry

5 Things To Know About Rick Perry

Here are five interesting tidbits about the new king of the GOP:

U.S. Republican presidential candidate and Texas Governor Rick Perry

Rick Perry: God, Texas and a Gun (and He's Not Afraid to Use Them)

Rick Perry is surging in recent polls into the lead of the race for the Republican party's presidential nomination. It's easy to see why, from among some prominent things he's been known to tote around, including God, Texas and a gun.

Hurricane Irene Damage: Insurance Companies Could Cover Less Than Half of Cost

As people living in Hurricane Irene's path begin a multi-billion dollar rebuilding effort, many will have to contend with the fact that homeowners insurance does not cover the flood damage that was a chief source of destruction.

Top 5 Signs Consumer Confidence is Plummeting

Here are Indicators that the morale of the American consumer is at its lowest in years.

Hurricane Irene Damage: Will Insurance Cover It?

The costly process of rebuilding after Hurricane Irene promises to be complicated by the fact that much of the damage was caused by flooding and will not be covered by homeowner insurance.

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin greets supporters as she arrives for the premiere of a documentary about her entitled "The Undefeated" in Pella, Iowa

Sarah Palin 2012: Getting Down to the Wire

Palin, a polarizing figure that nonetheless enjoys broad support among social conservatives and the Tea Party set, has thus far been coy about her intentions.

Former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin greets people during a visit to the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa

Will Sarah Palin Announce Her Candidacy for President This Weekend?

Palin, a polarizing figure who nonetheless enjoys broad support among social conservatives and the Tea Party set, has thus far been coy about her intentions.

File picture shows a New York City fireman calling for more rescue workers to make their way into the rubble of the World Trade Center

Kids of 9/11 Get a Voice on TV as 10th Anniversary Looms

Lucas Brody was just 10 years-old when he watched the Twin Towers fall to the ground one block from his New York home on September 11, 2001; Caitlin Langone was 12 when her police officer dad died that day trying to rescue people from the scene.

Onyango Obama Arrest Not First Legal Issue For a Political Family

The arrest of President Obama's uncle,Onyango Obama, is not the first legal issue for a prominent political family.

Obama's Uncle Not First Political Relative With Legal Trouble

President Obama's uncle isn't the first public official's relative to deal with the legal system.

'Is Rick Perry Dumb?' Politico Asks

Is Politico's analysis of Rick Perry's intellect legitimate or problematic?

Dick Cheney Defends Iraq War, Policies

Rejecting the notion that he called the shots and thus pulled the strings for President George W. Bush, former Vice President Dick Cheney defended the Iraq War, saying it was the president's decision to invade and go after Saddam Hussein in 2003.

Will An Italian-American Ever Be Elected President?

Keep in mind that since the election of John F. Kennedy, no Catholic has ascended to the White House. Neither has a woman, or a Jew, or an Asian or a Latino.