The two first ladies plan to help the National Park Service attract younger, more diverse visitors to its sites.
The privacy breach by the organizers had affected a total of 31 leaders who attended the summit last year.
A Boeing OC-135B American observation aircraft will conduct the operation sometime this week.
In a survey of nearly 3,000 Americans, Obama was viewed as being more dangerous to the U.S. than the leaders of Russia and Syria.
The president's policies are "not going in the right direction," a retired Army official said in a TV interview.
The Middle East, the 2016 presidential race and Hillary Clinton's email scandal dominated Sunday talk shows.
Intelligence insiders reportedly debated whether snooping on Americans would stop terrorists, and raised civil liberties concerns.
In a blog, the search giant takes aim at News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch and counters several Wall Street Journal claims.
Chechnya actually offered Mexico weapons to fight the United States. Moscow was not pleased.
Antibiotic resistance is considered “a national security priority” by the government.
Congress must find a way to finance government, raise the debt ceiling and fund transportation needs.
The Iranian president spoke to European and Russian leaders ahead of a March 31 deadline to finalize a draft nuclear agreement.
The documents reportedly show that the CIA considers Israel a “priority threat country,” along with Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Cuba.
President Hadi had sought refuge in Aden after fleeing Sanaa, where he had been under house arrest for months.
Republican senators on Thursday voted down a temporary surtax to offset the cost of fighting ISIS.
President Obama, the CFPB chief and the Virginia State Attorney General have joined forces against debt traps and high-cost loan products.
The diplomat's comments in a media interview "created confusion" about the relationship between the two countries.
A debate over whether Ted Cruz can run for president was ignited when he launched his candidacy Monday.
Leaders from various nations that have a stake in the fate of Yemen were split on the military offensive by the Saudis.
Critics say a draft trade deal would empower companies trying to overturn domestic laws. Obama officials say otherwise.
Silicon Valley giants say enough's enough when it comes to bulk collection of American metadata.
The bill is expected to pass in the House but still faces opposition in the Senate.