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It's back on the campaign trail for Democrats who will be picking up the pace with a swing states tour this week.

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will campaign in Colorado; a Democratic strategist said Romney is likely to carry North Carolina.

Justice Minister Keishu Tanaka submitted his resignation due to health issues while facing allegations of illegal fundraising and organized crime ties.

With a majority of China's top military generals at retirement age, Beijing announces new military leadership.

Donald Trump's bloviating on Barack Obama aside, there have been some last-minute moments that really helped sway elections.

Gangopadhyay was one of India’s most prominent writers and was honored with several prestigious literary awards.

President Barack Obama fired back at Mitt Romney’s "Big Bird" and "binders" gaffes on Monday night with horses, bayonets and Battleship.

President Barack Obama's Republican challenger was frequently forced to admit he agreed with the president’s courses of action overseas.

Soldiers in armored vehicles were deployed in Lebanese capital Beirut and northern city of Tripoli Tuesday as domestic tensions flared over the killing of top Lebanese security official Maj. Gen. Wissam al-Hassan in a car bomb explosion in Beirut Friday.

A determined military is increasingly desperate to stop Syrian violence from destabilizing Lebanon.

After a snarky remark from Obama, "horses and bayonets" became the top Google search for the debate.

The full transcript, text and video, of the third presidential debate of 2012.

With few differences in their foreign policies, Obama and Romney focused on nation-building in America.

The question of who won the presidential debate, in terms of foreign policy, could remain unsolved until Election Day.

The Ku Klux Klan has filed a lawsuit against the state of Georgia after the KKK’s application for a highway cleanup program was denied. Georgia wants the lawsuit to be dismissed.

National polls released Monday before the last debate continued to show a basically tied presidential race, with President Barack Obama holding a tiny lead over Mitt Romney in most of them.

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Will President Barack Obama or Republican candidate Mitt Romney win tonight's presidential debate?

High winds forced a blimp that carried a giant advertisement for presidential candidate Mitt Romney to make an emergency landing in Florida on Sunday night.

In the final battle between Obama and Romney, the president will need to show Republicans he's standing firm on matters they once dominated.

Though he has failed on the promised immigration reform, President Barack Obama still has heavy backing from Latinos.

Jyrki Katainen’s conservative National Coalition Party is expected to amass the larger portion of votes in Sunday’s election,

Seven officials were found guilty of multiple manslaughter for failing to predict an earthquake that killed hundreds of people in Italy in 2009.

Malaria, a mosquito-borne infectious disease, is typically associated with tropical nations of Africa and Asia.

A foiled terrorist plot in Amman, Jordan could be a sign that regional turmoil is compromising stability in the kingdom.

The importance of Obama's and Romney's performances in the final presidential debate of the 2012 election cannot be overstated.

The Allied armies lost 13,500 in casualties at El Alamein, about one-third Axis casualties.

Foreign policy is on the agenda for tonight's final presidential debate, but China has already formed some opinions on both Obama and Romney.

Swing state newspapers endorsed Obama last week, but in an Internet age their clout isn't what it used to be.