Intruder jumps over White House fense
Reporters and others briefly evacuated after an unidentified individual ran toward the complex's North Portico
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Reporters and others briefly evacuated after an unidentified individual ran toward the complex's North Portico
Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta tells "60 Minutes" why he thinks ISIS was able to flourish in Syria and then in Iraq
The early 2016 presidential frontrunner offered up support for Democratic women running for office
The administration reiterates that even with its new authority to assist Syrian rebels, there will be no U.S. combat troops fighting ISIS
The Army chief of staff is the latest military official to push back against Obama's promise to keep U.S. forces out of combat against ISIS
McDaniel, a Republican, lost a runoff to incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran in June, but he's taking his case to to the state Supreme Court
The duo, part of a group of Afghan policeman taking part in a special group within the agency vanished during a weekend outing
"From sports leagues to pop culture to politics, our society still does not sufficiently value women," Obama said
The Kentucky Republican took on his own party to urge a return to its big-tent philosophy
Intelligence agency makes move in response to furor over German caught selling secrets to U.S., Edward Snowden revelations
Gubernatorial candidate Mike Michaud's campaign was not involved in producing a video that makes a sexual reference about GOP Sen. Susan Collins
Kentucky write-in candidate Robert Ransdell won't win in November, but in the race to offend voters, he's miles ahead
The Republican New Jersey governor also discussed ISIS and his plans for 2016 on Thursday
John Dickerson: Colorado Democrats and Republicans are testing theories for reaching women that will resonate far beyond the Rockies
A senior administration official says the league must have "zero tolerance" when it comes to domestic violence and child abuse