A federal judge blocked the Justice Department from barring California's count of mail ballots from over 20,000 alleged noncitizen voters on its rolls.
Refusing to work with the Arab parties may be his opponents’ undoing
Her successor as ECB chief will have an unenviable job
Congo accuses Rwanda of backing M23 rebels and plundering minerals in its conflict hit East
He is learning that even rapid economic growth won’t placate voters if it fails to produce jobs
India’s strongman has changed the country for good and ill. Now he is facing one of his sternest tests yet
Despite stronger Gulf exports, Brent is near its Iran-war peak
Hispanics and Asians have become their country’s most dynamic swing voters
Hispanic- and Asian-Americans will shape this year’s midterm elections and more
Leo Terrell's 15-city "American Tour Against Hate" brings FBI and Justice Department officials directly into Jewish communities facing unaddressed threats.
The leaked tapes appear to show one high-speed train was given clearance to move at normal speed, even though another up ahead had stalled.
Following a New York Times report on an alleged Democrat-linked scheme involving the state's U.S. Senate contest, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, a Republican, ordered an investigation.