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Casey Anthony Faces Suit Over More Missing Children

A law suit against Casey Anthony revealed that a successful private investigation team

Westboro a no-show at Betty Ford funeral

A portrait of the late Betty Ford, the wife of the late President Ford, is seen in the Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids

Controversial Westboro Baptist Church was a no-show at the Betty Ford funeral on Tuesday, throwing the group's creditably further into question.

Betty Ford Funeral Draws Dignitaries, Celebrities [PICTURES]

Michelle Obama, Maria Shriver and George W. Bush were among the dignitaries who paid tribute to Former First Lady Betty Ford at her funeral in Palm Desert today.The wife of the late President Gerald Ford and founder of the famed drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinic bearing her name, died on Friday at age 93.Betty Ford was the First Lady of the United States from August 1974 to January 1977. Her willingness to speak candidly about her personal battles with cancer and addiction helped to...

Bill Clinton to Miss Betty Ford Funeral

Ex-President Bill Clinton will not be able to attend the funeral of former First Lady Betty Ford due to mechanical problems encountered by the airplane he was scheduled to take.

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A Look Back At Betty Ford’s Incredible Life (PHOTOS)

A look back at the life of Former First Lady Betty Ford

Gov. Andrew Cuomo Bobs and Weaves, But Doesn't Rule Out VP Run

It's highly unlikely that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will replace U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on the 2012 Democratic Party presidential ticket, but sometimes is U.S. presidential politics, the unexpected occurs.

U.S. Justice Department To Probe Detainee Deaths

The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation into the deaths of two CIA detainees during the Bush administration, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. said in an emailed statement Thursday.

In Farewell Statement, Gates Praises U.S. Armed Forces

On Wednesday, a day before his final one at the Pentagon, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates issued a statement of farewell, thanking all U.S. Armed Forces.

John Mellencamp To Scott Walker: Stop Using 'Small Town'; 5 Other Rockers Who Hate Pols Who Use Their Songs [PHOTOS]

Tom Petty unhappy with use of his 'American Girl' for campaigning

Cease and Desist orders against usage of unauthorized songs by politicians need to be looked into

Tom Petty reportedly taking legal action against Michele Bachmann

The singer is reportedly asking the politician to cease and desist using his song in her campaign

‘Obama’ Finishes Jokes Cut Short at GOP Event [Video]

Reggie Brown, whose prominence as a President Obama impersonator got a boost after a performance at a prominent GOP conference recently, got a chance to finish what he started after his performance was cut short by an official.

Will Taxes Rise on Jet-Owning Income Group?

Obama Deficit Reduction Plan May Tax Slice of Mega-Rich, Not Rich

If your adjusted gross income is under $250,000, you may get a reprieve, if the Obama administration's latest deficit reduction proposal becomes law after debt ceiling talks have concluded. The administration is now said-to-be seeking to increase taxes on a narrow slice of the mega-rich, such as owners of private jets.

Candidate Bachmann: Government Can't Help Us

U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, reprised her Tea Party credentials Monday as she formally announced her campaign for the presidency, repudiating the idea that government can address America's problems.

After bin Laden, militants flood net with threats

Militants mourning Osama bin Laden have stepped up threats against targets in the West, taking their cue from an al Qaeda statement that followers in the United States and Europe are perfectly placed to strike.

Obama Administration and Congress Clash on Education Reform

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan threatened to bypass Congress and work directly with states to enact education reform measures, signaling the Obama administration's frustration with Congressional inaction on overhauling the No Child Left Behind Act.

Critics Push Obama to Change Faith-Based Hiring Policy

A group of clergy and lawmakers is trying to overturn a policy that allows faith-based organizations receiving federal funding to hire and fire employees on the basis of religion.

Why does Al Gore sound superficial on climate change rhetoric?

In an article posted in the editorial of Rolling Stone magazine, Al Gore has come down heavily on President Barack Obama's approach in avoiding a climate crisis. Article titled, Climate of Denial: Can science and the truth withstand the merchants of poison?, says President Obama has thus far failed to use the bully pulpit to make the case for bold action on climate change.

Bush Involved in a Guiness Book of World Record (Baseball)

The former president wore sunglasses with hundreds of others.

Senate Approves Panetta as Pentagon Chief

Leon Panetta was unanimously confirmed by the Senate Tuesday to be the next Pentagon chief, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Rick Perry giving ‘serious thought’ to White House run

Texas Gov. Rick Perry said on Tuesday that he is giving a second thought to mounting a presidential run, but refused to give a deadline by which he will make that decision.

Angelina Jolie's Louis Vuitton Cambodia ad revealed [Pictures]

Louis Vuitton's latest face is Angelina Jolie, who shot the ad campaign in Cambodia this spring.

Former U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Edwards makes a brief statement to the press outside of the U.S. District Court in Winston-Salem North Carolina 03/06/2011

U.S. attorney prosecuting Edwards steps down

George Holding, the U.S. attorney overseeing the prosecution of former Democratic vice presidential nominee John Edwards, is resigning he announced Friday.

Weiner Has “Sickness”: Karl Rove

Karl Rove, the former political adviser to President George W. Bush, had some unkind words for Anthony Weiner, the New York congressman who is under pressure to resign after sending inappropriate sexual messages to various women over social media networks.

White House: obstructionism sank Fed nominee

The White House said on Monday it was disappointed Nobel Prize winner Peter Diamond's nomination to be a Federal Reserve governor was thwarted by partisan obstructionism and promised to name a new candidate soon.

Diamond says will withdraw as Fed nominee

Nobel Prize winner Peter Diamond said on Sunday he planned to withdraw as a nominee for Federal Reserve governor, after his nomination was repeatedly attacked by Republicans.

John Edwards and his daughter Cate Edwards depart from the U.S. District Court in Winston-Salem North Carolina

The Rise, and Fall, of John Edwards

At one time, he seemingly had it all: A political career to boast of, a name everyone - or at least most Democrats - respected, a wife that loved him for 32 long years, and four children to show for it. But, oh, how easy it is to fall; one faulty move and the king is in check. It is this position John Edwards now finds himself.