Pope Francis draws attention to climate change in remarks at White House
Government officials, church dignitaries and at least 11,000 people were outside of the White House to welcome the pope to the U.S.
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Government officials, church dignitaries and at least 11,000 people were outside of the White House to welcome the pope to the U.S.
His longtime advisers are kicking into high gear so that the preliminary steps of a campaign would be dealt with, should he decide to run
With their beginnings in the poor corners of Buenos Aires and on the streets of Chicago's South Side, respectively, a unifying thread binds the world leaders
Pope Francis comes to the U.S. at a time when the Catholic community is shrinking, and immigrants are becoming a much larger part of it
Trump appeared on the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Tuesday night, and the questions weren't easy
Clinton turned over her private server to the FBI in August
Chinese President Xi Jinping is in Seattle for talks on how U.S. and Chinese experts and businesses can collaborate
In an interview for "60 Minutes," Trump explains to Scott Pelley why he didn't confront a man who said the U.S. has a problem with Muslims
"Ho ho, hey hey, we love Pope Francis every day!" a group of Catholic schoolchildren cheered at Joint Base Andrews, where the pope arrived Tuesday
Former CIA Director ret. Gen. David Petraeus testified before Congress on Middle East policy
In Iowa, the former Florida governor said he wants to end the "Washington-knows-best mentality" by scaling back existing regulations
Ahead of the pope's historic visit to Capitol Hill, leaders warn their members to be on their best behavior
The Republican frontrunner also promised to stay "unpredictable" in his foreign policy dealings
But the neurosurgeon said he also wouldn't want a Christian seeking a "theocracy" as president
The Democratic frontrunner proposes leveraging the nation's bargaining power and fostering competition to keep drug prices down