Obama, Medvedev "Reset" US-Russia Relations
President Says he and Russian Leader Have Succeeded in Resetting Relationship That has Been Fraught in The Past
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President Says he and Russian Leader Have Succeeded in Resetting Relationship That has Been Fraught in The Past
President Said He is Confident Gen. David Petraeus Will Be Able to Carry Out the Administration's Strategy in Afghanistan, Leading to a Draw Down of Forces in July 2011
Taking a Break from Meetings, President Obama Took Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Out to Lunch at Local Burger Joint
Some Lawmakers and Pundits Are Calling for Obama to Oust U.S. Ambassador Eikenberry and Special Representative Holbrooke
During Third Foreign Trip of the Year to G8 and G20, President and International Leaders Will Seek to Balance Stimulus Spending With Debt Concerns
Senator Supports Petraeus, but Calls for Civilian Changes Too; Also Criticizes Obama's Stated July 2011 Date to Begin Withdrawal
Kentucky Senate Nominee Wrote if He Were Indicted Former Gov. Ernie Fletcher He Would Have Pardoned Himself
In Case About Washington Gay Rights Vote, Supreme Court Rules People Who Sign Petitions Calling for Public Votes Can Be Named
Illinois GOP Senate Candidate Mark Kirk is Losing Credibility after Exaggerating Service; Opponent Looks to Capitalize
Presidents Obama and Medvedev Will Meet at the White House Today to Discuss Expanding Trade
Obama will Meet with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and will Attend a U.S.-Russia Business Summit
Police Cite Insufficient Evidence after Massage Therapist's Complaint of Misconduct
CBS News' Bob Schieffer and Bill Plante Discuss President's Decision to Replace Commander in Afghanistan With His Bos
Washington Unplugged: The Message of Keeping McChrystal Would Have Been That The Chain of Command Can be Undermined
The Departure of Gen. Stanley McChrystal in the Wake of his Insubordinate Remarks about the Administration Complicates Democrats' Attempts at Passing a War Supplemental Bill