US Senate Votes on Spy Programs
The US Congress completed action Tuesday to end the government’s huge program of collecting telephone call data designed to help stop terrorist attacks.
US Senate Votes to Debate Spying Legislation
The United States Senate has agreed to begin debate on a bill to reform how the nation fights terrorism.
Kerry to Return to US After Breaking Leg in Bike Accident
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry returns home Monday after breaking his leg in a bicycle accident.
President Obama Hosts Twitter Chat on Climate Change
Just a week after entering the Twitter world with his new handle, @POTUS, U.S. President Barack Obama was on Twitter Thursday answering questions on climate change.
Rick Santorum to Run for President
Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum launched his second campaign for the White House on Wednesday.
Recovery Continue in Texas and Mexico After Strong Storms
Recovery operations in Texas and Mexico are expected to continue Tuesday, after severe weather ravaged the region.
US Charges Six Chinese with Economic Spying
The U.S. Department of Justice has charged six Chinese citizens with economic spying and stealing trade secrets.
US Police: Biker Gangs Threaten Public Safety
Texas police are guarding against violence after a clash between competing motorcycle gangs.
US Secretary of State Has Strong Words for North Korea
The U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the US has almost ruled out renewed talks with North Korea over its nuclear program.
Nine Killed in Gun Violence in Waco, Texas
And nine people were killed in gun violence between members of at least three opposing motorcycle gangs in the city of Waco, Texas.