Obama shares his annual summer reading list
"One of my favorite parts of summer is deciding what to read when things slow down just a bit," the former president wrote
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"One of my favorite parts of summer is deciding what to read when things slow down just a bit," the former president wrote
The president said a lawsuit would make it "very easy" to access Brennan's records
Wife and lawyer of the man whose arrest by immigration agents last week made headlines say the whole ordeal might have been caused by a case of mistaken identity
The state's House of Delegates approved articles of impeachment last week
The jury still has yet to reach a decision in the trial of the former Trump campaign chairman
First lady discussed cyberbullying prevention during the Federal Partners on Bullying Prevention summit
At least four other states have steps already in place to increase pay for state workers to $15
Category 3 storm was spinning over Central Pacific with sustained winds of 125 mph
Police say shooter was a woman; unclear if she shot herself or was shot by officers
Top trends for this week in politics also include Democrats courting West Virginians with pre-existing conditions
Sunday marked the first time many Catholics returned to church after a Pennsylvania grand jury alleged rampant abuse affecting more than 1,000 children by 300 priests in six dioceses
Steven Rosenthal's relatives mourning loss of 15-year-old that they say was at hands of Chicago cops; medical examiner ruled it was suicide
Federal authorities are looking into whether Michael Cohen committed bank or tax fraud, violated campaign finance and other laws -- and could file charges by the end of August
Head coach DJ Durkin, currently on leave, is accused of abuse and intimidation in the wake of player Jordan McNair's death in June after a team workout
Rescues happened just after noon in the water off Seabrook Beach; there were no lifeguards stationed at the beach Sunday