The Russian president accused the U.S. of not wanting to share intelligence or cooperate over the conflict and Syria.
The Justice Department is prosecuting fewer corporations, even as more cases are being referred to prosecutors.
Slightly less than half of America's uninsured can get coverage through Obamacare, the landmark law aimed at decreasing the ranks of the uninsured.
The deal between Iran and the P5+1 nations -- the U.S., the U.K., France, China, Russia and Germany -- was struck in July after protracted negotiations.
Two different lawsuits are trying to bring justice to the families of MH17 by going after the people who shot down the plane and the Ukrainian government that left its airspace open.
In a cycle only the Internet could produce, Carson has taken the ramblings of a chain letter and turned them into topic of debate across the mainstream media.
Russian missile strikes in Syria have caused aviation regulators to issue warnings about potential danger over Iran, Iraq and the Caspian Sea.
A special task for has been formed to determine whether or not the filibuster should be modified in the Senate.
Faced with an economic downturn prompted by low oil prices and sanctions, Russia slashed the TV network's budget.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who does not believe climate change is real, took to Twitter Sunday to criticize President Obama's stance on climate leadership.
President Barack Obama said Hillary Clinton should have been more sensitive to how she handled private information but her private email server did not threaten national security.
President Barack Obama said the U.S. would try to use diplomatic channels to work with Iran and Russia to pressure Syrian President Bashar Assad for a “transition.”
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump had harsh words for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's commitment to take in hundreds of thousands of refugees.
A terror attack that left at least 95 dead, occurring less than three weeks before decisive snap elections, threw hopes of peace into doubt.
Take notes. Here’s how the president fused the impasse over the speaker of the House with humor and Kanye West’s political ambitions to fire up a fundraiser.
The U.S. will pay "civilian noncombatants injured and the families of civilian noncombatants killed" in the bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan.
A White House representative echoed remarks made by the FBI director, who said this week the administration would not seek a bill allowing it to crack into encrypted information.
"The lawyers are working right now to finalize the text and to prepare it for release," U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman says in the wake of a related release by WikiLeaks.
As China completes lighthouses on disputed islands in the South China Sea, it warns the U.S. against sending its naval vessels into the area.
A U.S. congressional commission's criticism of China's human rights record did not "accord with the facts", the Chinese government said on Friday, the latest friction over a long-running thorn in relations.
Russia's airstrikes in support of Syrian President Assad are pushing the Obama administration to dial back its support of the rebels.
Signs declaring "Obama is wrong" and "Nothing Trumps Our Liberty" greeted the president in Roseburg.
