In GOP circles, what he said was akin to an act of treason. Mitt Romney, the latest Republican to declare his candidacy for the presidency in 2012, said Friday that global warming is, indeed, real.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and bi-cameral leaders agreed upon a much anticipated ethics bill calling for full disclosure of assets and income from state lawmakers.
Ousted Tunisian president has his day in court from afar.
North Korea might be decades behind development, but when it comes to cyber warfare, the nation is growing an elite army of hackers, seeking out the best of the best computer prodigies, showering them and their families with lavish lifestyles, and effectively training them.
A media firestorm this week stemming from a lewd photograph on Congressman Anthony Weiner's Twitter account caused him to pull out of a scheduled appearance in Wisconsin, Friday in an effort to spend time with his wife.
Amid charges from the Public Integrity Commission he gave a no-show job to former Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno, a top State University of New York official from his post as Senior Vice Chancellor and as head of the SUNY Research Foundation.
A weaker than expected May jobs report and downward revisions to the March and April releases has rekindled fears of either a double dip recession or a stagflationary economic environment.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has set a late summer timetable for his decision on whether he'll try again for the White House.
A Manhattan grand jury handed up a 14 count indictment against a Washington Heights doctor for orchestrating an elaborate scheme with patients to pretend they had HIV in order for him to get $700,000 in Medicaid funds.
Former Sen. John Edwards made his first appearance before reporters on Wednesday after being indicted on charges of conspiracy and illegal campaign contributions during his 2008 presidential bid.
John Edwards maintained his innocence this afternoon after exiting the courthouse where he faced an indictment for misusing campaign funds.
“Look he’s a nice guy, he’s well spoken he could talk a dog off a meat wagon and yet he hasn’t delivered,” said Mitt Romney, referring to President Barack Obama.
French officials are working behind the scenes with close associates of Moammar Gaddafi in order to convince the Libyan leader that he must step down from power.
An eye opening report by city investigators dismisses allegations that sanitation workers purposefully slowed snow cleanup efforts during the December blizzard.
New York City can keep religious services out of its schools without violating free speech, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
Saleh has yet to appear on state television, as promised by government officials.
Southern Lebanese border declared closed military zone
Death is universal, but that doesn't make choosing it a universal right.
In a rare and unusual protest, women marched in Johannesburg, South Africa Thursday protesting xenophobic attacks on foreign immigrants, primarily Somalis and Pakistanis, many of whom have set up shops in the shanty towns.
A slight lead over Fujimori in the polls meant a slump in the Peruvian economy
While thousands of people are seeking to escape war-torn Libya by making a hazardous voyage by boat to Europe, many thousands more are pouring southward into the poverty-stricken desert nations of Niger and Chad.
The Assad regime launches a lethal offensive on opposition forces after Friday prayers.
The number of cases related to an outbreak of infections from a deadly strain of E. Coli that has killed 17 people in Germany has jumped by 199 Since May 31, the World Health Organization reported on Friday.
The president of Brazil Dilma Rousseff has introduced a program to eliminate extreme poverty in her country by 2014, as she had promised during her campaign last year.
Angela Merkel promises to push for aid after debilitating rumors on Spanish cucumbers.
Yemen's 33-year president wounded in blast. Government officials scramble to dispel rumors of death.
A Grand Jury has indicted John Edwards on criminal charges stemming from alleged misuse of campaign funds, according to a filing in federal court on Friday.
The student who received a crotch shot from the Twitter account of Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) suggested that the photo may have been intended for a porn star who follows the Congressman on Twitter.
Israel's attendance at French peace talks may decide the future of the Palestinian state
Missiles struck the palace of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah in Sana’a on Friday, wounding the president and three senior officials. National security council spokesman Tommy Vietor said the U.S. is monitoring reports that Saleh was wounded, but could not confirm it.
