White House says body cameras on police would be useful
A White House adviser said the equipment can help bridge mistrust between law enforcement and the public, but other factors must be considered
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A White House adviser said the equipment can help bridge mistrust between law enforcement and the public, but other factors must be considered
At least 279,000 households have reported incomes that don't match what the government has on record
After considering 13 applicants, the Barack Obama Foundation has chosen four schools that could host Obama's library
The coalition against the extremist group needs to "start drying up this pool of jihadis," the secretary of state says
John Dickerson: Clinton went to Iowa this weekend to expel the political demons before anyone else can conjure them
Two soldiers are awarded the nation's highest military decoration for showing bravery during the Vietnam War
The GOP senator says his shift on U.S. involvement against the Islamic militants was "influenced" by the beheadings of American journalists
HealthCare.gov shouldn't crash like last year, but enrolling in Obamacare still could be a challenge for some
The president is expected announce his plan when he visits the CDC on Tuesday
A majority of Americans distrust two of the three branches of the federal government, according to Gallup
Did her weekend visit to the Hawkeye State pave the way for her to avenge her third-place finish there in 2008?
President Obama has expanded U.S. military involvement in the fight against extremists in Iraq and Syria, but some aren't satisfied
"I've got a few things on my mind these days," Clinton tells Iowa Democrats at the Harkin Steak Fry, a Democratic cattle-call and fundraiser
The New York senator weighs in on whether NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell should resign
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mike McCaul says it's "unwise" to keep other countries from sending in troops