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Former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley called for "specific prescriptions" on stopping gun violence, during a campaign speech in New Hampshire.

Christie did the talk shows Sunday, saying he “would rather jump off the Brooklyn Bridge than be in Congress” on ABC's "The Week" and berating America's teachers on CNN's "State of the Union."

Muharram is one of the four holy months of Islam. During this time, unlawful acts -- such as fighting and bloodshed -- are forbidden.

The nine people killed in Thursday's massacre at a community college in Roseburg included a 67-year-old professor.

A team of inspectors plans to check out prisons in Colorado to see if they're suitable for housing detainees.

Days after directing a probe of Planned Parenthood that could derail budget talks, Jason Chaffetz is said to be planning a speaker run.

Following Russian airstrikes in Syria, the Republican presidential candidate aims to demonstrate his expertise in foreign policy.

Former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson has formally endorsed Jeb Bush's candidacy for president.

Donald Trump has criticized Marco Rubio for having "no money," even though Trump says his tax plan will help low-income Americans. It turns out Rubio's plan might help them more.

Hillary Clinton's comments indicate a marked departure from the White House's stance and come as the Russian intervention threatens to escalate the multi-pronged conflict in Syria.

Americans should pressure elected officials to advance legislation against gun violence, the president said in a televised address Thursday.

Oregon shooter Chris Harper Mercer reportedly demanded to know victims' religion before firing.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump said some Syrian refugees may be part of ISIS, and asked why they were fleeing their country instead of fighting the militants.

Among those disclosing third-quarter figures, Hillary Clinton led with $28 million, followed by Bernie Sanders ($24 million) and Ben Carson (more than $20 million).

A State Department email refers to a 2011 speech by the former top U.S. diplomat and cites involvement by JPMorgan and Exxon Mobil in the war-torn country.

Presidential candidates, facing a Federal Election Commission accounting deadline, have been making desperate pleas for campaign donations.

More Hillary Clinton emails were made public Wednesday, placing more attention on the former U.S. secretary of state's private-server controversy while she runs for president.

The Republican presidential candidate's campaign is touting his record on drug control, but use of alcohol and marijuana increased while he was Florida's governor.

More African-Americans "are thinking for themselves and are recognizing what really works for them and for their communities," the GOP presidential candidate said.

A number of the biggest donors to Jeb Bush’s campaign and to his super political action committee, Right to Rise, would benefit significantly from his proposed energy plan.

The Donald has drawn huge crowds, but only about 3,000 people are expected at Keene High School in Keene, New Hampshire.

The former president defended his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, from remarks by the Republican front-runner.

In a U.N. speech, Miloš Zeman largely steered clear of Europe's refugee crisis, except to say anti-refugee protests in his country don't deserve attention.

The founder of the iconic clothing brand announced Tuesday that he will leave the post in November and will be succeeded by Stefan Larsson, president of Old Navy.   

To lead his policy task force, the Republican presidential candidate selected Oklahoma's attorney general, a close ally of fossil-fuel industry lobbyists.

There are five social castes in North Korea, according to a new report.

The Hudson River will be left "unacceptably contaminated," if General Electric isn't forced to continue dredging, federal officials told the Environmental Protection Agency.

Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, testified before Congress Tuesday.

One of the most influential anti-tax lobbyists in Washington said Tuesday that he's more interested in corporate tax cuts than carried interest.