When President Obama joins other NATO leaders Sunday and Monday, the full extent of how his Afghan strategy has changed — from "war of necessity" to withdrawal on his terms — will be apparent.
The board vote put the weight of the country's most prominent civil rights group behind a cause that has long divided some quarters of the black community.
Chen Guangcheng, the blind lawyer whose escape from house arrest jolted relations between the United States and China, followed a hastily arranged flight with an open--air news conference in New York.
What happens when your car doesn't have E--ZPass, but you're forced to use the "E--ZPass Only" lane at the tollbooth? A reader asks the Haggler to help resolve the resulting mess.
While Mitt Romney has said little about his Mormon faith on the campaign trail, people who know him well call it a huge influence on his conduct and worldview.
Meeting at Camp David, leaders of the world's richest countries banded together to press Germany to back more pro--growth policies to halt the deepening debt crisis in Europe.
Research shows that more than half of office workers are dissatisfied with the level of "speech privacy" in their offices, and managers are hearing their complaints.
Three men were planning to attack the campaign headquarters of President Obama and the house of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, among other targets in Chicago, prosecutors said Saturday.
