Donald Trump pleased (but not satisfied) after Obama releases birth certificate
Donald Trump finally got what he wanted: a birth certificate from Barack Obama (pictured left).
Obama Releases New Birth Certificate, Calls for Distraction to Stop [PHOTO]
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for an end to distractions over his place of birth and released a long-form birth certificate which provides more detailed information about his birth.
President Barack Obama's Long Form Birth Certificate Released [PHOTO]
President Barack Obama obtained an exception from Hawaii's State Department of Health to release a copy of his long form birth certificate, publishing it on the White House web site.
Obama to Shake Up Top Military, Intelligence Ranks
President Barack Obama will announce a shift his top military and intelligence leadership ranks with on Thursday, as the nearing retirement of Defense Secretary Robert Gates will prompt a move to replace him with CIA Director Leon Panetta and fill Panetta's position with well-regarded General David Petraeus, the top military official in Afghanistan.
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Chris Rock blasts Donald Trump
Following the example of Jerry Seinfeld and Robert DeNiro, comedian Chris Rock attacked Donald Trump and the Tea Party Republicans for raising questions about where President Barack Obama was born.
Boehner: 'Chance' of No Vote on U.S. Debt Ceiling
House Speaker John Boehner said on Monday that 'there's a chance' a vote to raise the debt limit beyond $14.3 trillion may not happen if President Barack Obama 'doesn't get serious' about handling the nation's fiscal problems.
Ron Paul Explores 2012 Run: 'No One in Power' Intends to Pay Down U.S. Debt
Rep. Ron Paul R-TX, will announce Tuesday he is formally exploring the possibility of running for the U.S. presidency in 2012 and says Washington's leaders are not realistically trying to pay down the United States' $14.3 trillion debt.
Motorola Solutions Reiterated at 'Hold' Ahead of Q1: Jefferies
Jefferies & Co. reiterated its hold rating on shares of Motorola Solutions Inc (NYSE: MSI) ahead of first quarter earnings results, with a price target of $43.
White House Easter Egg Roll celebrations (PHOTOS)
An annual event, the Easter Egg Roll was celebrated at the White House on Monday, with President Barack Obama taking part in the festivities by reading to children and playing tennis and basketball.
Leaked Guantanamo files reveal detainee details: report
A cache of classified U.S. military documents provides intelligence assessments on nearly all of the 779 people who been detained at the Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.
White House blasts Graham for birther remarks
The Obama Administration has fired back at comments made over the weekend by Franklin Graham, son of famed evangelist preacher Billy Graham that the President might not have been born in the U.S.
Turks, Armenians both criticize Obama over genocide comments
The Turkish government has criticized U.S. President Barack Obama for comments he made while commemorating the deaths of 1.5-million Armenians during World War I at the hands of the Turks of the Ottoman Empire.
Italy agrees to participate in NATO bombing missions in Libya
The Italian air force will play a greater role in NATO’s air strike campaign in Libya, according to statement from the office of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
The Royal Guestlist: Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding [PHOTOS]
Here is a list of some of the guests invited to the Royal Wedding.
Rep Gabrielle Giffords Will Attend Shuttle Launch
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will attend the final launch of the space shuttle Endeavour, of which her husband is commander.
Trump and DeNiro engage in war of words over Obama
Donald Trump has made yet another high-profile enemy over his accusations that President Barack Obama may not have been born in the U.S.
Wikileaks Guantanamo: Expert Warns on Testimony from Tortured Witnesses
Testimony unveiled on Sunday in documents released by Wikileaks from prisoners of the United States in Guantanamo, Cuba is not reliable because they were subjected to torture or other forms of coercion, or include false statements by other prisoners, an expert on the matter says.
US may impose sanctions on Syria
The United States said it may impose sanctions against Syria in response to the brutal crackdown against protesters by the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
Beyond Deficits: Energy Rhetoric Flares Up
President Barack Obama and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell - taking a break from discussing the nation's long term deficits - issued dueling statements on U.S. energy policy over the past several days, referring to changes in rules that could affect oil production, tax subsidies and research into alternative energy.
BlackBerry firm seeks security balance in Russia
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said Russia could help development of new technologies by finding a balance between state security and innovation.
A fragile global recovery?
Data on how the U.S. and British economies fared in the first three months of the year due next week will likely highlight the tenuous nature of the recovery from recession in developed countries.
Global condemnation of violence in Syria
Political leaders around the world have condemned the spiraling violence in Syria.
Syrian security forces kill mourners at funeral procession
One day after the bloodiest day of the uprising against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad (in which at least 90 people were killed security forces), at least five more protesters died when government troops fired on mourners attending funeral processions.
Earth images from NASA (PHOTOS)
Earth Day is the annual celebration of the environment and a time to assess the work still needed to protect the natural gifts of our planet. It affirms that environmental awareness is part of our consciousness and that the idea of protecting the environment has moved into the mainstream.
Glimpse of the bloodiest day of 2011 Syria uprising
Protests in Syria against the autocratic rule of the Assad regime took a grave turn on Friday as security forces killed over 75 people to control the mass uprising.
Obama on Singing Protesters: Change Tougher Than Expected
President Barack Obama said Thursday that bringing change had been more difficult than a lot of us expected, after a group donors interrupted a campaign speech to protest in song the detention of the soldier that allegedly released a trove of government cables which eventually were obtained and disseminated by Wikileaks.
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