BARACK OBAMA

The House passed a bill funding DHS through September. Republicans cast all of the 167 votes against the measure, which now goes to Obama.

Israel's leader offered words of thanks to the U.S., even as he urged Congress to oppose a nuclear deal with Iran.

A government watchdog made 17 recommendations to the FAA, including one asking the agency to update its security strategy.

The former military commander hopes to avoid a trial by pleading guilty to leaking information to his then-mistress.

Supreme Court case could mean states that rely on HealthCare.gov would be have to switch to self-managed exchanges.

Netanyahu alluded to the hit HBO series while calling out Iran and ISIS for threatening people's freedom.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu contended Iran is a threat to both Israel and the U.S. in his address to Congress.

The speaker will allow a vote on Homeland Security funding that isn't attached to Obama's executive actions on immigration.

Inviting Netanyahu to speak was supposed to bolster Boehner, but the shadow of other problems may lessen the speaker's PR victory.

The Human Rights Campaign, the country's largest gay rights group, has begun targeting potential presidential candidates for their views.

U.S. President Barack Obama had urged Iran to commit to freezing, or even rolling back, its nuclear program for at least a decade.

U.S. spy chief James Clapper said that when he made a secret visit to North Korea in November to bring home two jailed Americans he was first given a 12-course banquet and then told that his security could not be guaranteed.

Obama cautioned it will take more time to fully establish normal relations with Cuba after more than a half-century rupture.

Iran must commit to a verifiable freeze of at least 10 years on sensitive nuclear activity for a landmark deal to be reached, but the odds are still against sealing an agreement, Obama told Reuters, an exclusive report says.

The Senate isn’t going along with House Republicans’ plan to use Department of Homeland Security funding to fight President Obama’s orders on immigration.

The controversial address has received significant coverage in the U.S. and Israel.

Fewer Americans said they had no opinion of Benjamin Netanyahu, who is scheduled to address Congress on Tuesday.

Barbara Mikulski, 78, said it's time for the next generation of Democrats to take over.

Netanyahu said the friendship between the U.S. and Israel "will weather the current disagreement to grow even stronger."

The body camera worn by a police officer in the shooting of a Los Angeles homeless man may reveal what happened.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to AIPAC is expected to be a preview of his address to Congress.