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Pentagon Cannot Account For $500M In US Military Aid To Yemen: Report

The U.S. government has reportedly lost track of $500 million in military aid to the strife-torn nation.

Republicans To Probe Iranian Role In Latin America

U.S. congressional Republicans who oppose President Obama's pursuit of a nuclear deal with Tehran will use a hearing in Congress on Wednesday to air complaints about Iran's actions in Latin America.

House Republicans Must Find Votes To Pass Their Own Budget

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The GOP wrote the 10-year spending plan. But even its own members might gawk at some of its provisions.

Loretta Lynch Attorney General Nomination: Lawmakers, Civil Rights Leaders See Racism In Vote Delay

The Senate Republican leadership says the confirmation vote is being delayed by other legislation.

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Hillary Clinton Accuses Republicans Of 'Trifecta Against Women'

Clinton criticized the Republican-led U.S. Congress on Monday in a pair of tweets, calling Capitol Hill fights over a key Obama administration nominee and a human trafficking bill a "trifecta against women."

Wall Street Fires Back At Obama Over Broker Standards

Big Finance and its lobbyists are lining up to oppose long-delayed rules meant to protect retirement savings from bad advice.

Obamacare 2015: Uninsured Rates Lowest In Four Decades Despite Republican Criticisms

The Obama administration released a report showing Obamacare has reduced the number of uninsured, despite Republican efforts to overturn law.

Loretta Lynch Attorney General Update: Democrats, White House Blast Republican Delays On Confirmation

An anti-human trafficking Senate bill stalled by Democrats is the latest reason Republicans want to delay attorney general vote.

Venezuela-US Tensions: Maduro's Rule By Decree Powers Won't Change Much, Analysts Say

The Venezuelan president has sweeping new authority to combat a U.S. "threat." But he already had broad powers before.

Who Is Jeffrey Williams? Man Involved In Shooting Of Officers In Ferguson Had Run-Ins With The Law

Jeffrey Williams was arrested and charged for shooting two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri, last week.

Tax Inversion Restrictions Trigger Foreign Takeovers Of US Companies: Report

According to a report, acquisition of American firms by overseas buyers is on the rise since the U.S. came down on tax inversions.

US Senate Leader Says He Will Put Obama Attorney General On Hold

The Senate Judiciary Committee on Feb. 26 voted in favor of Lynch to replace Attorney General Eric Holder, clearing the way for her expected confirmation in the full Senate.

Ferguson Unrest: Police Make Arrest In Shooting Of 2 Police Officers

The suspect was identified as Jeffrey Williams, 20.

Gridiron Dinner 2015: Obama Pokes Fun At Clinton, Biden, Himself

One thing Obama said is not funny was the letter Republican senators sent to Iran this week.

Obama 'Committed' To Two-State Solution, No Matter Outcome Of Israeli Election, Kerry Says

An exit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could lead to progress in Palestinian peace talks, experts have suggested.

Four Years Later, The Free Syrian Army Has Collapsed

Four years after the Syrian Civil War began, the men who took up arms against Bashar Assad have been absorbed by extremist groups.

Ted Cruz Wants NASA To Focus On Deep Space Missions Instead Of Studying Earth

The head of the U.S Senate subcommittee overseeing NASA says the agency's spending on space missions has fallen in recent years.

Secret Service Agents May Have Been Drunk When They Disrupted A White House Bomb Investigation

Two Secret Service agents may have been drinking on the job.

Hate Groups In The US On The Decline While California Has More Than Any Other State, New Map Shows

Hate groups are in every state of the country, although their numbers are falling.

Net Neutrality Full 400-Page Ruling: FCC Adds Loopholes To 'No Fast Lanes' Rule

Expect providers of Internet service and content to seize on the FCC's decision to give itself discretion.

Venezuela-Uruguay Spat Over Claims Of US-Backed Coup Tenses Relations Ahead Of Regional Meeting

Venezuela's President Maduro alluded to Uruguay's vice president as a "coward," prompting a surprising crack in the countries' close friendship.

Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro Granted Special Powers Designed To Counter 'Imperialism'

The Obama administration has issued an executive order declaring the country an "extraordinary threat."

Obama Condemns Ferguson Shooting Of Two Officers, Protests Continue Near Police Department

On Thursday night, President Obama condemned the shooting of two police officers in the troubled Missouri town.

The Rev. Willie Barrow, Chicago Civil Rights Leader, Dies At 90

The Rev. Willie T. Barrow, a Chicago civil rights leader known as the "Little Warrior" for her small stature and determination to fight for equality, died on Thursday at age 90.

Major Nations Hold Talks On Ending UN Sanctions On Iran: Officials

World powers have begun talks about a U.N. Security Council resolution to lift U.N. sanctions on Iran if a nuclear agreement is struck with Tehran, according to an exclusive Reuters report.