McCaul: Benghazi suspect interrogation was "rushed"
The U.S. was too focused on trying Ahmed Abu Khattalah in a criminal court instead of treating him as a war criminal in Guantanamo Bay, lawmaker says
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The U.S. was too focused on trying Ahmed Abu Khattalah in a criminal court instead of treating him as a war criminal in Guantanamo Bay, lawmaker says
Despite little agreement on how to intervene in Iraq, members of Congress say there's no way to end the crisis with the Iraqi prime minister still in power
The president will also ask Congress to grant him new powers to deal with immigrant children apprehended while traveling without their parents
Says John Boehner's planned lawsuit against Obama because "the president has not faithfully executed the laws" deserves an appropriate response
Ahmed Abu Khatallah made first appearance in Washington D.C. federal court after his capture in June
Rep. Bill Cassidy, R-La., says the president and Democrats in Congress would rather please environmentalists than create jobs
The suspected mastermind of the attack in Benghazi that killed 4 Americans was captured earlier this month in Libya by U.S. Special Forces
The misconduct has led to multiple investigations, but questions remain as the scandal evolves
As foreign fighters flock to Iraq and Syria to help extremists there, analysts worry about what they'll do when they go home, and what they'll plan if they stay
A review in the wake of the veterans' hospital scandal concludes there are "significant and chronic" failures the VA needs to address
Tim Murray was crushed by Oklahoma Rep. Frank Lucas in Tuesday's primary, but the real Lucas was publicly executed years ago, he says
He minimizes the suit by pointing out that the GOP House speaker has yet to say what specific actions he's challenging
Attorney Mark Mayfield was one of four men arrested for conspiring to photograph the ailing wife of Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Miss., in her nursing home
There's a "humanitarian crisis" brewing among undocumented minors at the U.S.-Mexico border, the president says
Publisher calls the rejection of both Chinese- and English-language version of Clinton's new book an "effective ban"