Obama admin confident that Chinese government is behind hack
One sign: The lack of personal data for sale on black markets
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One sign: The lack of personal data for sale on black markets
Families of people held abroad and some former hostages say change is good, but plans still fall short of their wishes
The Club for Growth says his presidential bid isn't serious, but Trump says they recently asked him for a "tremendous" donation
After hearing from the public, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew will ultimately decide which woman to feature on the new bill
The Republican presidential candidate is at odds with an upcoming papal statement on climate change
The Democratic presidential frontrunner proposed giving businesses a credit of $1,500 for each apprentice hired. She also phoned Walter Scott's mother
The White House is looking for ways to salvage a major trade deal that is part of the president's legacy
The U.S. first lady took her campaign for healthy eating overseas on Wednesday
Presidential bids of Trump and Bush spark media buzz.
The mother of the snakes had been stolen from Brazil in an apparent illegal wildlife smuggling scheme
The president pokes fun at the nation's newest Attorney General and her parents, Lynch's "biggest cheerleaders"
Many in the The Lone Star State have long talked of secession, and a new law could make creating a currency and independent economy easier
Trump declared his candidacy Tuesday with a speech that was grandiose, boastful, entertaining -- and frequently wrong
The defense secretary and joint chiefs of staff chairman testified before Congress about the U.S. policy in the Middle East
Lawmakers look for update on largest automotive recall in U.S. history, with defective airbags blamed for at least seven deaths