The wrong lessons from the next war
John Dickerson: The decision to confront ISIS is about more than appearing "strong" or "weak"
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John Dickerson: The decision to confront ISIS is about more than appearing "strong" or "weak"
Al Qaeda is on its heels, but a number of emerging groups are poised to pick up the torch and carry on the group's terrorist mission
Tens of thousands of Americans live with injuries or illnesses caused by 9/11, and many are still waiting for help from the government
The lawmakers -- including some politically vulnerable Democrats -- insist they're not ready to put American boots on the ground again in Middle East
After weeks of questions and criticism, Obama lays out the U.S. strategy to "degrade and ultimately destroy" ISIS
The president will announce a leading U.S. role in destroying the Islamic militants during a prime time speech Wednesday night
John Brennan says U.S. intelligence is staying vigilant though there is no "credible evidence" the militant group is planning 9/11 anniversary attack
The push to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government open without any drama has hit a few roadbumps
This lawmaker appears to be the only member of Congress who has urged Roger Goodell to resign
The former vice president laid out his hopes and expectations for the plan President Obama will unveil Wednesday to defeat the Islamic militant group
The former secretary of state has seen her approval ratings nosedive since she left the State Department
The Texas senator, a tea party favorite, has a history of urging House conservatives to shut down the government
The secretary of state is in Iraq to meet with the newly formed government
Americans are not very confident in the government's ability to handle international crises, according to Gallup
One year ago, the president spoke to the nation about degrading the Assad regime; now the focus is on Assad's extremist enemies