BARACK OBAMA

ISIS's global recruiting has hit China's Muslim population.

A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman expressed hope Wednesday that the GOP will stop its “groundless accusations” against the country.

He only said Trump's name once.

When asked by reporters about his political ambitions Wednesday, the 38-year-old New Yorker responded:“When the kids get out of school, I would consider it.”

The U.S. vice president dismissed concerns that Republican nominee Donald Trump would abandon Barack Obama’s strategy for Asia-Pacific if he were to defeat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

The U.S. Secretary of the Department of Agriculture could be the next vice president if Hillary Clinton is elected.

In response to a spate of attacks on police, President Barack Obama wrote an open letter thanking law enforcement officials for their "courageous service."

Twitter unveiled a verification application on its website Tuesday.

At a staff reunion in Dallas, George W. Bush said he's concerned that a Republican may never get elected president again.

A billboard in Indiana is being accused of stoking racial tensions in the wake of two police shootings.

Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe restored the rights of hundreds of thousands of felons in April, but Republicans argue the action was unconstitutional because it was a blanket restoration of voting rights.

FBI director James Comey has said only that the agency was investigating "people in various stages of radicalizing in all 50 states."

Sabato said he believes the U.S. president is a Muslim who is with the "bad guys" in the Middle East.

Taye Diggs’ “Empire” character is being compared to President Barack Obama.

Three Baton Rouge police officers are killed by a gunman in an ambush. At least one suspect is dead.

Less than a day after a coup attempt was foiled, the Turkish government — backed by thousands of supporters who have gathered in cities across Turkey — has launched a massive crackdown.

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox is currently preparing to renegotiate Britain's commercial ties following its vote last month to leave the European Union.

Obama's words when he addresses the Nice attacks will be watched closely.

Watch Obama's response to the Nice terror attacks.

At least 80 people were killed in the terror attack.

The former House speaker’s comments are being widely seen as his attempt to regain Donald Trump’s favor before the latter announces his vice-presidential choice.