How can an organization of 27 nations win the Nobel Peace Prize? As it turns out, the European Union isn't such an odd choice.
Republican candidate Mitt Romney declined to appear on Nickelodeon's (Nasdaq: VIA) long-running special "Kids Pick the President."
The Twitterverse was having fun with Gore’s unconventional theory.
Several websites are rolling out drinking games for the 2012 presidential debates between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
President Obama will speak in Virginia, while First Lady Michelle Obama is traveling back to Chicago.
For the moment, let’s set aside the friction in U.S.-Israeli relations over Iran’s nuclear program, which serves neither Washington nor Jerusalem.
In one of the less surprising developments of the week, it turns out Al Gore is not a big fan of the U.S. electoral college.
After its expansion to as many as 1,091 screens, the controversial "2016: Obama's America" has stunned Hollywood this weekend by taking in an estimated $6.3 million - the highest per-screen average of any major release.
Regional accents are vanishing across the U.S. and English-speaking world.
He and Ina have a story that's both charming and important. It speaks to the power of love, to the human instinct to survive in the midst of horror, to the role of fate in determining who lives and who dies.
In a presidential campaign marked by an unprecedented level of negativity, journalists have not been immune -- and they've turned their acrimony equally on President Obama and Mitt Romney.
A new super PAC called FightBigotry.com will "connect the dots to explain the one political vulnerability of President Obama that no one else has the stomach to bring up."
Freedom and democracy don’t come easily to a land that’s known precious little of it over time.
Events in Libya and Egypt highlight the potential benefits of United States human rights promotion -- both for the U.S. and for people across the world -- as well as the downsides of America's failure to pursue that task.
Francois Hollande, was mocked by his own French media for looking like a ?dwarf? while standing amongst Her Majesty?s Coldstream Guards regiment during his first official visit to London.