BARACK OBAMA

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen addressed a Senate committee Thursday, touching on everything from wage growth to negative interest rates.

Diplomats meeting in Munich Thursday are hoping to revive stalled Syrian peace talks as Russia and the U.S. continue to exchange harsh words.

A member of the House of Representatives wants to increase U.S. Army troop numbers to counter threats from Russia, North Korea and ISIS.

A report by Yonhap described it as the strongest set of sanctions ever proposed against the Kim Jong Un regime.

Tuesday's decision by the Supreme Court to temporarily block the ambitious plan has cast doubts over whether the U.S. would be able to meet its climate pledges.

By attacking the rebels who oppose Syrian leader Bashar Assad, Russia is aiding the Islamic State group, a State Department official said.

New Hampshire voters preferred Sanders 60.2 to Hillary Clinton's 38.2 percent, but he still lost where it counts — because of superdelegates.

Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Poland could all see an addition of up to 1,000 troops, as NATO attempts to deter Russian aggression in the region.

Russia's 2002 application to the U.N. to widen its control of the polar region was rejected, but now the Kremlin is trying again.

The Islamic State group has recruited thousands of people from Russia and its neighbors.

The U.S. wants its regional allies and other Asian nations to take a more united stance against China over disputed islands in the area.

The Texas senator is hoping his record as champion of conservative causes will serve him better next time.

What was supposed to be a coronation turned into a battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for control of an increasingly liberal party.

Businessman Donald Trump and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire’s primary on Tuesday.

Early exit poll results indicated a clear defeat for the former secretary of state in New Hampshire. What's her next move?

After his victory in the Granite State, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders must face the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina.

The brief order from the justices on Tuesday night said that the regulations would be on hold until the legal challenge from corporations and 27 states is completed.

NASA's administrator said President Obama’s budget “keeps us on a strong and strategic course of achievable goals.”

Meanwhile, the oil and gas industry is fuming over Obama’s proposal to charge oil companies a per-barrel fee.

The Michigan city's mayor proposed a $55 million plan to replace tainted water pipes, while Obama asked Congress for an extra $157 million to help cities with such problems.

The budget would largely cover a year in which he will no longer be president, and the plan is unlikely to garner support from Republicans.