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"That's not what America's about," president says after Sony censors itself in response to North Korean cyber attacks
Education department's ratings could use metrics like transfer rates, cost, and ability of graduates to get jobs
The two senators and potential presidential candidates disagree on Cuba normalization
The cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment exposed a raft of embarrassing emails and was blamed for scuttling a movie premiere
The president was asked in an interview about the shirt LeBron James wore to protest the treatment of Eric Garner by police
Congressional investigators find deficiencies in disaster preparedness, urge improved coordination between federal agencies
The answer depends on how you measure productivity on Capitol Hill
Republican lawmakers about to take control of Congress say they're ready to block any attempts to lift trade restrictions
The Obama administration describes 2014 as a "milestone" year in the nation's economic recovery
Evidence shows North Korean hackers are likely responsible for the intrusion that exposed embarrassing emails, scuttled a movie premiere
It's the second breach this year at a major firm handling national security background checks for workers at federal agencies
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is beginning to remove himself from private sector involvement as he considers a presidential run
Among the suggested changes: More money, more manpower, a higher fence, and a new leader from outside the Secret Service
Fidel Castro led a revolution and ruled Cuba for almost 50 years before ceding power to his brother, Raul. On Wednesday, the U.S. and Cuba announced plans to normalize relations between the two countriues