‘Better Make Room’ for College Kids, Obama Says
First lady Michelle Obama launched a media campaign last week designed to help more young people go to college.
US ‘Advisors’ to Syria Frustrate Anti-Assad Rebels
Frustrations were high as the United States said it would send forces into Northern Syria to fight Islamic State.
New York Proposes to Fine Airbnb Illegal Home-Sharing
Airbnb, a global home-sharing company, faces a fight to stay in New York City.
Paul Ryan Ready to Take Charge of the House
If all goes as planned, Rep. Paul Ryan will be elected speaker this week.
What Do Americans Fear Most?
Government corruption tops the list of 88 possible fears and anxieties that people were asked about.
Obama Calls for Closer Ties with Pakistan
President Barack Obama says he wants to “deepen” United States ties with Pakistan.
Biden Decides Against Running for President
Vice President Joe Biden ended months of speculation about his political future.
Benghazi: Witch Hunt or Valid Investigation?
This will not be the first time that Congress asks about the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya.
US Troops to Remain in Afghanistan, Deploy to Cameroon
President Barack Obama announced on Thursday that he will slow the planned withdrawal of United States forces from Afghanistan.
Democrat Debate Shows More Unity Than Competition
Five Democratic candidates for U.S. president debated on national television for the first time last night.