Drone strike targets an al-Shabab leader
U.S. military launches airstrike in Somalia against Islamist extremist group al-Shabab
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U.S. military launches airstrike in Somalia against Islamist extremist group al-Shabab
Rep. Steve Scalise, the third-highest ranking Republican in the House, addressed a racist group in 2002, his staff admitted to the Washington Post
Jeb Bush has now resigned from three boards in the last few weeks, as he considers a run for the presidency
The president was asked in an NPR interview whether he could envision a U.S. embassy in Iran while he's in office
The Federal Aviation Administration has said it wants to announce proposed rules on commercial drone operations by the end of December, but those draft rules are now likely to be delayed until January
This year saw the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Russia's incursion into Ukraine and new heights in cyber espionage
NYPD chief Bill Bratton tells "Face the Nation" morale among officers is "low," but admonishes them for bringing politics to slain cop's funeral
Connections to a company that supports the Affordable Care Act could prove to be a political liability for Bush, should he run for president
These Midwestern governors and their policies could wind up in the national campaign picture
Majority of states in 2015 will have minimum wages higher than the federal minimum wage of $7.25
Bush continues to review his corporate relationships as he considers a run for the presidency
"President Obama is eating at far hipper places than any other president in modern history"
On vacation and in the White House, the president turns to sports as an outlet for his competitive edge and pent-up energy
"The world is better, it's safer, it's more peaceful, it's more prosperous and our homeland protected because of you," president tells Marines
Spokesman says oldest living president, 90, remains hospitalized after experiencing shortness of breath but "is in great spirits"