Conservatives won out -- and that makes a U.S. government shutdown more likely.
Dilma Rousseff's decision to cancel the first U.S. visit by a Brazilian leader in 20 years earned her praise from local media, and a spike in popularity.
Immigration advocates are angry with a president who, they say, has shifted from their champion to deporter-in-chief.
The outspoken British fashion designer called Americans "the ultimate terrorists" and pegged Obama "a creep" in an interview after her Spring 2014 Red Label show during London Fashion Week.
The coffee chain, which has been caught in the middle of the gun-control debate, stopped short of placing an outright ban.
An audit, published hours after Monday’s Navy Yard shooting, found significant security lapses in clearing vendors and support personnel.
IBT Tech Reporter Ryan Neal wrote about the rise of Twitter; he stopped by to talk with IBTimesTV.
While more than $6 billion was spent on 2012 federal elections, researchers are only beginning to uncover the money spent at the state level.
According to a Brazilian paper, not even a call with Obama persuaded Dilma Rousseff to forgive having been spied on by the Americans.
Racism against blacks and Africans is deep-rooted and widespread in Russia.
During a recent golf outing on Martha's Vineyard, President Barack Obama was spotted yelling "C'mon Barack. Not that far left!" after hitting a bad shot.
Press Secretary Jay Carney says Obama is still very much interested in getting an immigration reform bill out of both chambers of Congress.
And health insurance exchanges go into effect in just two weeks.
Calling for a renewed focus on the economic recovery, President Obama launched a new assault on Republicans Monday.
Janet Yellen's nomination -- and her perceived dovishness -- are hardly guaranteed.
John Kerry flew to Israel to brief Prime Minister Netanyahu, who expressed skepticism over the U.S. deal to secure Syrian chemical weapons.
The president has accepted Lawrence Summers’ decision to withdraw from consideration as Federal Reserve chairman.
Bank-sponsored events are off the agenda as Summers’ waits to see if he’ll be nominated as the next Fed chief.
The U.S. president will tout gains of 7.5 million jobs since early 2010. Great, but the U.S. lost 8.7 million.
As Iran and Britain plan to mend wounds, U.S. President Obama says he has communicated with Iran’s new leader.
Sens. Robert Menendez and Roy Blunt appeared on "Meet The Press" to discuss the potential consequences of action against Syria. Watch the interview here.
The deal to decommission Syrian chemical weapons has been hailed a win-win-win. The losers: Syrian civilians.