When Richard Nixon realized it was all over
40 years after he resigned in disgrace, presidential library releases 1983 interview in which Nixon recalled his final days in the White House
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40 years after he resigned in disgrace, presidential library releases 1983 interview in which Nixon recalled his final days in the White House
Federal appeals courts will hear arguments from nine states, part of a slew of cases pressuring the Supreme Court to issue a final verdict
Rep. Todd Rokita's thoughts on the surge of minors crossing the southern border are the latest in a string of curious immigration musings from the GOP
A Philadelphia congressman's son was accused of stealing funds for city schools and using loans unlawfully to pay personal expenses
A new poll shows widely varying decreases in the number of uninsured residents across the country, depending on whether a state fully embraced the law
African leaders and American CEOs are mingling at a business forum focused on increasing U.S.-Africa ties
It's not easy to pull together dinner for the Obamas and 400 African leaders given the varied traditions of the 50-plus countries represented
It's not just Congress that can't agree on a long-term source of funds to fix America's infrastructure.
Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts faces a challenge from tea partier Milton Wolf in a year when grassroots Republicans have had a rough go of it
There is growing U.S. discomfort about how the weapons provided to Israel are being used during the conflict in Gaza
The elder first daughter lived out every native Chicagoan's teenage rite of passage
Shelters the U.S. government established at three military bases will soon close
The defeated tea party-backed candidate is formally challenging his June loss to Sen. Thad Cochran in the state's Republican primary runoff
The businessman at the center of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's corruption trial says he never had any intimate contact with McDonnell's wife
Former White House Press Secretary James Brady has died at the age of 73