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Jon Stewart accused Megyn Kelly of flipping-flopping on maternity leave on The Daily Show.

How do we keep our own stability and help build this economy instead of tear it down?

The U.S. will donate an additional $17 million to nations in the Horn of Africa coping with severe drought, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has announced.

Rebels on the eastern front of Libya's civil war lost 11 men in the past 24 hours fighting to capture the strategic oil terminal and refinery at Brega on the Mediterranean coast, hospital sources said.

The U.S. Postal Service wants to cut 220,000 jobs. The agency will seek approval from Congress. The postal service has said it will default in late September if it does not get help from Congress.

What can Obama do to reinvigorate his 2012 campaign?

A split U.S. Appeals Court in Atlanta ruled Friday that a key provision of the 2010 U.S. health care reform act is unconstitutional, siding with a group of 26 states that challenged the law.

Miliband links the rioting and looting to other lapses in morality, including the banking crisis and the recent scandal involving MP?s fraudulent expenses.

It is usually said that all good things come in threes, except for when it comes to politicians and sex scandals in 2011.

The Stephen Colbert Super PAC (political action committee) wants you to cast a write-in vote for Texas Governor Rick "Parry" at the Ames Straw Poll. That's right, Rick "Parry" with an "A."

The first people-to-people tour left Miami for Cuba on Thursday following the United States softened embargo on travel to Cuba.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC ) is now looking into potential insider trading by Standard & Poor's employees before the rating agency's decision to downgrade the U.S.'s long-term debt, according to Financial Times.

Contradicting earlier official reports, the top American commander in Afghanistan told reporters that the 17 Navy SEALs killed alongside 13 other U.S. troops and eight Afghan commandos were not on a rescue mission, The Daily reported. Instead, their helicopter came under fire after they had been called in to chase fleeing Taliban fighters.

The U.S. Postal Service is considering a plan to cut 120,000 jobs. But Congress would have to approve the move, and postal worker unions will strongly oppose the plan. The USPS is bleeding money, and nearing default.

The New York police name the head of new social media unit.

Courts around Britain were struggling on Thursday to cope with a huge influx of people arrested during this week's riots, including a millionaire's daughter, a charity worker and a woman who handed herself in after suffering pangs of guilt.

The United State military's hypersonic glider Falcon HTV-2 was lost over the Pacific Ocean during a test flight of the fastest plane on earth. What does this mean for potential hypersonic air crafts and the future of Mach-20 travel?

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., rounded out the super committee by announcing her three House Democratic members for the special bipartisan board. Now the tough work begins: reducing the deficit by at least another $1.5 trillion over 10 years, and as far as the financial markets are concerned, the sooner the reduction is announced, the better.

Researchers at a leading European business school are blasting financial regulators in France, Belgium, Italy and Spain for imposing or extending short-selling bans in the wake of renewed market volatility.

Since mid-May 2011, Boeing shares have plunged from just under $80 to about $57, about a 29 percent decline.

Bratton was credited with reducing crime in Los Angeles following the devastating riots of April 1992.

Gwyneth Paltrow, Vera Wang among guests at president?s campaign fundraiser.

Comedian Stephen Colbert's Super PAC has released a video that mockingly endorses Texas Governor Rick Perry, or Rick "Parry," as the videos state.

Thursday night's Republican debate featured sparring between Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty. It was a classic case of "anything you can do, I can do better," but, actually, it was more like "whatever your record is, mine is obviously better."

There is one thing that the doomsayers have gotten wrong: They aren?t nearly worried enough.

The ruling African National Congress estimated that the initial costs to establish the health care program at 128 billion rand ($18 billion).

Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich hasn't had much success in the race of late, losing all momentum and most of his staff, but finally got back on track last night in a televised debate.

Choices add diversity to the panel.

Much of the violence has occurred in inner-city neighborhoods populated by the descendants of immigrants from the former British Empire