ISIS leader confirmed killed by U.S. forces
The U.S. had been tracking Abu Sayyaf for months
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The U.S. had been tracking Abu Sayyaf for months
The Japanese manufacturer's airbags explode too forcefully, spraying shrapnel, and they've been blamed for 5 deaths in the U.S.
Prosecutors say millions of donors gave cash to help patients including sick children, but money instead enriched fundraisers
After a business roundtable in Cedar Falls, Clinton ended a nearly month-long streak of not talking with the press
Republicans said a new report shows Clinton used two private email addresses as secretary of state, not one, as she claimed
The Missouri Democrat expressed her dismay on Twitter after a shocking scene in Sunday's episode of the hit HBO series
Sarah Palin broke the news about her daughter and former U.S. Marine Dakota Meyer in a Facebook post
The 2016 presidential candidate has gone nearly a month without taking questions from the media
Department proposes timetable for making 55,000 pages of former secretary of state's emails public
Why Republican presidential candidates are stumbling on Iraq war hypotheticals
President holds up embattled city of Camden, New Jersey as example of a city that's improved policy-community relations
As terror group's claim on key Iraqi territory grows, Robert Gates says U.S. troops should be used differently to ensure success
Highway safety regulators say they are concerned with how automaker has handled multiple vehicle recalls
As he weighs a 2016 presidential bid, the New Jersey governor defends NSA surveillance programs and calls for a bigger military
His new account gives the president a way "to engage directly with the American people," the White House says