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Mitt Romney wins all three of Tuesday's Republican presidential primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington DC.

Nancy Pelosi: Women helped bring about Arab spring and need long-denied rights of participation for building the new democracies.

A man wearing military fatigues walked with two bright green parrots perched on his shoulder. A peccary trotted behind a police sergeant.

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum energizes a crowd of supporters during a campaign speech in Mars, Pennsylvania.

After criticizing Mitt Romney by name in a speech for the first time, is President Obama preparing for a one-on-one race?

Cleanup efforts began in Texas on Tuesday after tornadoes ripped through the Dallas-Fort Worth area, tossing tractor-trailers like toys and causing widespread damage.

A day after the head of the General Services Administration resigned because of a procurement scandal at the federal agency, officials vowed Tuesday to implement spending reforms and disciplinary action she announced on the way out the door.

One Goh, the 43-year-old Korean-American man suspected in the execution-style shooting deaths at a small Christian college in California, seemed a doting son visiting his parents in senior housing. But at the same time, he was capable of displaying unbridled anger at the school, according to police and others who had contact with him.

Two new pieces of evidence appear to lend credence to opposing versions of what happened the night Trayvon Martin died.

Oakland is reeling after a gun rampage at a small religious college left seven people dead. Six months ago, eight people died in a shooting in Seal Beach, California. And just over a year ago, an attack targeting Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Arizona left six dead and 13 injured.

Perhaps one of these will get your attention?

In what must be the most extraordinary statement of his presidency, Barack Obama on Monday blasted the possibility that the United States Supreme Court might overturn the Affordable Care Act. Obama said the court would take an "unprecedented, extraordinary step" if it overturns the law, because it was passed by "a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress."

Sarah Palin came right out of the gate with a stab at self-deprecating humor.

A day after the head of the General Services Administration resigned because of a procurement scandal at the federal agency, officials vowed Tuesday to implement spending reforms and disciplinary action she announced on the way out the door.

Clyde Prestowitz says the world's most highly valued company can do more to help the U.S. economy

Bradley Joondeph says a Supreme Court decision to throw out the entire health care law would endanger the credibility of the court

Stephen Presser says the president was wrong in saying the top court would break with precedent if it throws out the health care law.

President Barack Obama on Tuesday eased his rhetoric on the Supreme Court's upcoming ruling on health care reform but repeated his belief that the justices should follow legal precedent and uphold the law's constitutionality.

President Barack Obama launched an assault today on the House-passed budget proposal embraced by front-running GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

President Obama attacks the GOP campaign platform and the GOP's budget proposal at a luncheon in Washington.