Howard Dean's home state of Vermont has always been known as a rather earthy place. So perhaps what transpired at Camp Wesley Woods near Indianola, Iowa, the other night was...
After nine months of secret negotiations with the U.S. and Britain, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi agreed Friday to abandon plans to develop chemical and nuclear weapons and to open his...
If there was any doubt that Democrats would invoke the controversial 2000 presidential election as an issue in next year's race, it was laid to rest Saturday as the party's...
Foreign policy dominated a Rose Garden news conference on Tuesday, but President Bush also answered a variety of domestic questions. During a 48-minute session with reporters, the president: Praised the...
Carol Moseley Braun's Democratic presidential campaign reported taking in barely $125,000 in the last three months, and she is now almost $114,000 in debt. The former Illinois senator has only...
Terminator needs magnifier: Arnold Schwarzenegger, who voted with his wife, Maria Shriver, at a Pacific Palisades mansion, pulled out his glasses to find his name on the lengthy ballot. "I...
Wesley Clark, the retired general who has injected new life and new uncertainty into the Democratic presidential race, shared the stage for the first time with his nine rivals Thursday...
The oldest prospective candidate in the California gubernatorial recall will not be on the ballot after all. Mathilda Spak, 100, said Thursday that she did not properly complete the required...
After days of warning Americans about the prospect of a long and demanding battle in Iraq, President Bush on Thursday delivered a more upbeat appraisal of the war, confidently declaring...
Facing concerns about the progress of the war in Iraq, the Pentagon on Thursday ordered deployment of an additional 100,000 troops to its combat force as President Bush rejected criticism...