OPM chief resigns after major data breach
Katherine Archuleta is leaving the Office of Personnel Management following the hack in which records for nearly 22 million people were stolen
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Katherine Archuleta is leaving the Office of Personnel Management following the hack in which records for nearly 22 million people were stolen
A federal appeals court upheld former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's public corruption convictions Friday.
Despite intense backlash against real estate mogul's controversial immigration comments, one poll puts him at front of Republican field
"You came out and stood up. You risked a great deal," the vice president told LGBT activists
The new sites include more than a million acres of wilderness
Amid bipartisan calls for Katherine Archuleta's ouster, cyberattack on OPM turning out to be much worse than first thought
They've come under scrutiny since the murder of a San Francisco woman, allegedly by an undocumented immigrant
Tehran says China and Moscow agree a U.N. ban on conventional weapons should be scrapped, as U.S. and Iran concede a harsh reality
The brash GOP candidate is driving the narrative for candidates on both sides of the aisle
The latest OPM investigation finds that several million more people than initially thought were affected
The group Right to Rise meets its impressive fundraising target, while the Bush campaign announces its own numbers
But the secretary of state also said the U.S. would not "sit at the negotiating table forever"
Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford tells Congress Russia's recent behavior is "nothing short of alarming"
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced the move less than two weeks after Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide
An amendment that is slated for a vote Thursday would block efforts to ban the flag in National Park Cemeteries