DoD manual: Journalists may be held as "belligerents"
New guidelines allow commanders to punish journalists who are believed to be sympathizing or cooperating with the enemy
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New guidelines allow commanders to punish journalists who are believed to be sympathizing or cooperating with the enemy
Spanish media's most well-known journalist said he was at the Iowa event to ask question, not pick a fight
The Univision anchor says in 30 years he's never been thrown out of a press conference
The agriculture secretary, a former governor of Iowa, is the first member of President Obama's cabinet to endorse Clinton
President called Prime Minister Abe to express regret over allegations of U.S. spying, but not for the spying itself
Kelsi Wolever fought through the state fair crowds to get to Jeb Bush, Scott Walker and others so that she could ask them her policy questions and snap a selfie
Republican front-runner says decision to close Chicago cookie plant and move production to Mexico prompted his decision
Attorney David Kendall says in a letter to a congressional leader that he received clearance from the State Department
The bombastic GOP frontrunner spars at a press conference with Spanish media's most well-known journalist
The brash GOP frontrunner had an especially colorful day on social media
The Kentucky senator is in Alaska - at the beginning of a Northwest campaign swing
The back-and-forth between the two has heated up over the past week
A report from the State Department Inspector General comes as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is still under investigation for email practices
The South Carolina senator said the GOP will lose if Trump is the nominee
Trump first went after the Fox News host after a debate in early August