Glenn Kessler

"I was diagnosed with lupus when I was 27. Lupus is an autoimmune disorder. It's dramatically affected my life. I voted for Barack Obama for president. I thought that Obamacare...

Senior U.S. military commanders in Iraq rejected an independent commission's recommendation Thursday to disband the 25,000-strong Iraqi National Police force, saying that despite sectarian influences the force is improving and...

The government of Sudan and the biggest Darfur rebel faction signed a peace deal Friday, declaring an end to three years of bloody conflict that has left tens of thousands...

China and India have emerged as the big winners--and Russia and Germany as the top losers--in the first round of a broad restructuring of U.S. diplomatic posts ordered by Secretary...

President Bush on Monday urged nations of the Western Hemisphere to strengthen their democracies by embracing free-market economies and cracking down on corruption, while pointedly predicting that Cuba will ultimately...

Spurred by fears of a possible North Korean nuclear test, the United States and its Asian allies have stepped up a diplomatic offensive to bring Pyongyang back to disarmament talks,...

President Bush on Monday named Undersecretary of State John Bolton as the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, a surprise choice that would send an outspoken critic of the...

The information was so startling that CIA Director George Tenet, accompanied by Vice President Dick Cheney, trooped up to Capitol Hill to brief the four Senate and House leaders the...

The White House hopes to persuade former Secretary of State James Baker to take charge of the physical and economic reconstruction of Iraq as part of a broad restructuring of...

Brushing aside U.S. objections, Turkey said Friday that it would send troops into northern Iraq to aid refugees and prevent "terrorist activity," a development that U.S. officials fear could lead...