Sarkozy: France has "too many foreigners"
Seeking conservative support in a tight reelection campaign, Sarkozy reminds France he is not soft on immigration
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Seeking conservative support in a tight reelection campaign, Sarkozy reminds France he is not soft on immigration
Arthur Schneier said he spent about an hour and a half with Alan Gross in the Havana facility where he is being held
Marine Gen. James Mattis discussed U.S. military options in Syria with the Senate on Tuesday
Deadly clashes rage in place of uprising's birth as regime troops shell village, fight army defectors
Security Council discuss behind closed doors U.S.-backed resolution calling for end to violence, first by Assad regime, then by opposition
Regime's leader determined to keep up bloody crackdown on uprising despite calls for president to stop violence
Eastern region surrounding Benghazi takes what opponents fear will be first step toward dividing country after fall of Qaddafi
Announcement comes as Iran appears to grant U.N. inspectors access to secret military complex
Activists say Hamid Karzai's endorsement of conduct code represents a big step backward for women's rights in Afghanistan
Military investigators recommend four more soldiers be court-martialed in death of Pvt. Danny Chen
More than three dozen confirmed dead, village destroyed, as latest in string of avalanches strikes Badakhshan province
Iran offers nuclear watchdog agency a trip to Parchin complex, where IAEA suspects weapons testing linked to nuclear program
Fraud and planned protests aside, Putin's real support and effort to make election seem fair may sap opposition energy
Chair of House Intelligence Committee says Israel looks at an Iranian nuclear threat through a different prism than U.S.
Sources say Netanyahu told Obama no decision yet, before he told AIPAC "we cannot afford to wait much longer"