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Obama Trudeau White House Visit: Canadian Prime Minister And President Discuss Climate Change, Trade And Sports

The leaders of the United States and Canada emphasized the two countries’ shared values, including tackling climate change.

Syrian Refugees In Canada: More Than 26,000 Resettled While US Lags

While Canada has accepted more than 26,000 refugees from the war-torn country, the United States has accepted fewer than 1,000.

Trudeau, Obama To Announce New US Customs Preclearance Points In Canada

A Canadian border official watches over a terminal in Toronto.

The plan is a bid to ease travel between the two countries, although U.S. officials have said those entering the U.S. will need to supply more information.

Hillary Clinton Email Update: Donald Trump Says He Would Pursue Indictment If He Becomes President

Trump has said Clinton shouldn’t be allowed to run for president because of the investigation into her use of a private server during her tenure at the State Department.

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Donald Trump’s Gender Gap: Why Women Aren’t Voting For The Republican Presidential Candidate

The Republican won more than two-fifths of male voters, but fared poorly with women, exit polls by Edison Research revealed.

Immigration Reform 2016: Obama Executive Action Supreme Court Case Backed By Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and others filed a brief Tuesday supporting the president's effort to protect 5 million people from deportation.

Why Did Loretta Lynch Remove Herself From Supreme Court Consideration?

The U.S. attorney general has asked that the White House not consider her for a Supreme Court vacancy.

US Warns Saudi Arabia On Squeezing Lebanon Economy Over Growing Hezbollah Influence

In another divide between Riyadh and Washington, Saudi officials have continued squeezing the Lebanese economy.

US Deposits $500M Into UN-Backed Green Climate Fund

The $500 million deposited into the United Nations-backed fund is the first tranche of the $3 billion the U.S. pledged in 2014.

South China Sea Dispute: China Blames ‘Militarization’ On Others, Reminds US Of Vietnam, Korea Wars

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called the disputed waters, through which about half of the world’s cargo ships pass, one of the safest shipping lanes.

Obama Says ‘Not True’ That Wall Street Regulation Too Lax

U.S. President Barack Obama said regulators this year appear prepared to achieve most of the goals he set out for the financial system in 2008.

Who Will Win, Clinton Or Trump? Front-Runners Hold Wide Leads In New York, But Democrats Would Win In General

The two parties’ front-runners remain the top choices of New Yorkers, while Clinton and Sanders both beat Republicans in general election match-ups.

Super Saturday Live Stream: Watch Donald Trump Speech About Primary, Caucus Results

Donald Trump said Sen. Ted Cruz won Maine because it's close to Canada.

Appellate Judges Merrick Garland, Srikanth Srinivasan Considered For US Top Court: NYT

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, a moderate Republican, took himself out of consideration for appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Obamacare Enrollment 2016: Obama In Milwaukee Speech Insists 'Obamacare Is Saving Lives And It's Saving Money'

As Obama eyes the end of his presidency, he is promoting the Affordable Care Act as a key part of his legacy.

Will Cuba Take Over Guantanamo Bay? Military Lawmakers Claim Obama Will Give Base To Castro-Led Regime

House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry claims President Barack Obama will hand the naval base to the Castro regime.

South China Sea: Chinese Ships Have Left, Philippines May Still Protest

The Philippines said that though Chinese ships have left a contested area, their presence could bolster its arbitration case against Beijing.

Donald Trump Quotes: 22 Offensive Things Said By The Republican Front-runner

Donald Trump has been offending people for years, not just since he announced his run for president last June.

South China Sea Dispute: China Takes Atoll Claimed By Philippines, Report Says

China positioned five ships around the Jackson atoll in the South China Sea about a month ago, barring Philippine fishermen from entering, a local official said.

Tennessee Super Tuesday Results: Trump And Clinton Win Big

Despite support from the state's governor, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was defeated by Donald Trump in Tennessee.

Obama Supreme Court Nominee Update: President Meets With Republican Leaders On Vacancy

The president has said he wants to get a nominee through Congress, but Republican leaders have said they won’t even consider it.

Read Osama Bin Laden Documents: Second Batch From May 2011 Raid Released

Documents seized by the U.S. during the raid that killed Osama bin Laden reveal a leader interested in technology and worried about spies.

A North Korean rocket prepares to launch.

UN Security Council To Vote On New North Korea Sanctions Tuesday: US

The vote is expected to come during a meeting that begins at 3 p.m. EST Tuesday.

Hillary Clinton Emails: Hurricane Sandy Disrupts Vacation, 'God Does Not Want Me To Relax'

In one of her newly released emails, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton bemoaned Hurricane Sandy’s impact on her schedule.

Read Hillary Clinton Emails: Final Batch Released Before Super Tuesday Races

Although the last batch of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails were released by the State Department Monday, the controversy is not over.