On a day of heated campaign confrontations, highlighted by President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, a flurry of surveys Tuesday indicated the battle for a Senate majority heading for a...
Americans, by a greater than 3-1 margin, oppose the proposed deal that would allow a state-owned Arab firm to assume control of operations at several U.S. ports, a Los Angeles...
A Texas judge refused on Monday to throw out money-laundering charges against Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas), potentially derailing his efforts to regain soon his position as House majority leader. The...
President Bush has moved past Sen. John Kerry in three of the most hotly contested Midwestern battleground states despite continued doubts about the country's direction and the president's policies, new...
DES MOINES -- Sens. John F. Kerry and John Edwards reshaped the Democratic presidential race in the Iowa caucuses Monday night by demonstrating broad appeal across the party, while former...
Retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark, offering the first significant domestic policy initiative of his presidential campaign, proposed Wednesday to reinvigorate the economy with substantial new spending on homeland security, aid...
Two months into the war against terrorism, Americans continue to display a level of unity, optimism and confidence in the nation's leadership rarely seen in the past 40 years, a...
If history is any guide, the briefings from Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld could prove an imperfect portrait of the unfolding war in Afghanistan. No one has accused Rumsfeld of misleading...
When the Federal Trade Commission issued its latest study recently on the marketing of violent entertainment to children, there was an unusual reaction from the White House: silence. The White...