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A painting dismissed for years as the work of an unknown artist has been identified as a piece by Vincent Van Gogh, after x-rays revealed an image of two wrestlers fighting underneath the floral still life.

In an effort to find a visual counterpart to his rhetoric on energy, President Barack Obama is speaking at four types of energy production facilities in two days, each site representing a facet of his energy plan.

SOPA appears to be dead. But the battle over Internet piracy is not.

The road back to the top of world golf is proving to be a long and arduous one for former world No. 1 Tiger Woods.

President Obama's critics, including GOP presidential candidates, say his words about energy conflict with the facts.

Christopher Wolf: When anyone can publish anything and it can be seen by millions, it's our responsibility to keep it from hurting others.

Zachary Weaver says that the N.R.A. supported Florida's "stand your ground" law, while law enforcement officers opposed it. The Martin tragedy exposes its problems

President Obama, speaking at a proposed new oil pipeline site, says that increased production in the U.S. "isn't enough to bring gas prices down overnight."

President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit the demilitarized zone that splits the Korean Peninsula in two for the first time on Sunday.

When expectations of a bipartisan Congress seem like a bygone tradition, two men who embodied leadership often beyond party politics were honored in Washington for their combined century of service.

Ilyse Hogue says he won in Illinois by drawing once more on well-off, college-educated voters; he has a harder time attracting many others who see him as an emblem of the forces that sent the economy off a cliff

With less than two weeks before federal money runs out for transportation projects across the country, a partisan showdown is developing between Senate Democrats and House Republicans over passing a new bill.

Renegade Malian soldiers declared Thursday that they have seized power in the nation and dissolved public institutions because of the government's handling of a growing insurgency in the north.

Mohammed Merah died from a shot to the head after police burst into the apartment of the man accused in terror attacks that left seven people dead, a prosecutor said.

With less than two weeks before federal money runs out for transportation projects across the country, a partisan showdown is developing between Senate Democrats and House Republicans over passing a new bill.

If there's a contest for worst travel experience of the year, United Airlines Flight 857 might be in the running.

A drug counselor at California high school pleaded not guilty Wednesday to secretly videotaping students engaged in sexual activity with each other, and to possessing child pornography.

"Jersey Shore" star Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino confirmed Wednesday he is in a drug rehab program "to get control of a prescription medication problem I had due to exhaustion."

Rick Santorum responds to comments by a Romney aide who compared the former governor's campaign to an Etch-a-Sketch.

Ilyse Hogue says he won in Illinois by drawing once more on well-off, college-educated voters; he has a harder time attracting many others who see him as an emblem of the forces that sent the economy off a cliff