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A threatened Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear program carries enormous risks for the Jewish state, including international isolation, retaliation at home and abroad, and steep economic costs.

Dean Obeidallah asks whether the Department of Homeland Security's surveillance of social media websites is an invasion of our privacy.

The campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney don't agree on much, but on one subject, officials from both sides are in sync: The biggest winner in the GOP campaign appears to be the president.

Reporters from Spanish-language media peppered a State Department spokesman with questions Thursday on sanctions in Syria, Iran's influence in Latin America and Colombia's decision not to invite Cuba to an upcoming regional summit.

Attorney General Eric Holder Thursday ran into unexpected bipartisan opposition on Capitol Hill over the Justice Department's failure to release its report on the alleged misconduct of the prosecutors who mishandled the prosecution of the late Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.

Brian Flynn says you can blame the low opinion most Americans have of Congress on the fact that it has become increasingly unrepresentative

The Nigerian president on Friday blamed a militant Islamist terror group for the killing of two Europeans during a failed rescue attempt in the country.

Derrick Bell, who died last October, was a legal scholar and racial barrier-breaker throughout a career that influenced law students including a young Barack Obama at Harvard.

The campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney don't agree on much. But on one subject, officials from both sides are in sync.

Brian Flynn says you can blame the low opinion most Americans have of Congress on the fact that it has become increasingly unrepresentative

Speaking at a plant in Virginia, President Obama says he wants the words "made in America" to become popular once more.

Soledad O'Brien asks Breitbart's Joel Pollak what's so controversial about their Harvard-era videotape of Barack Obama.

Special envoy Kofi Annan will meet Saturday with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus "to seek an urgent end to all violence," his spokesman said.

Jimmy Ellis, who belted out the dance anthem "Disco Inferno" in the 1970s for The Trammps, died Thursday in South Carolina, the funeral home handling arrangements said.

Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney looked past his GOP opponents and focused squarely on President Barack Obama Friday, calling the president's new campaign film a misleading "infomercial" that ignores a slew of alleged administration failures.

President Barack Obama traveled Friday to a Rolls-Royce jet engine facility in Virginia, where he outlined a proposed network for manufacturers to share "access to cutting edge capabilities."

GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney offered a few suggestions to the director of a new film about President Obama.

A newborn baby was found dead Thursday in the trunk of a car in southern Maryland, authorities said.

Creditors agreed to a plan to restructure government bonds, a move vital to the Greece's financial future, officials say.

Al Qaeda announced the death of a regional commander in Yemen, whom the group described as one of "its sheikhs of jihad and support," according to an online terror monitoring group.