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One of the Secret Service agents linked to the Colombia prostitution scandal brought a woman back to the Hilton Cartagena, the same hotel where President Barack Obama later stayed, five days before the president arrived in Colombia, a source familiar with the investigation told CNN on Monday.

No better symbol of the deep political and social divide over illegal immigration exists than here on the Mexico-U.S. border, along Glenn Spencer's rural desert property. And no better symbol exists of the contradictions and conundrums from an unresolved government enforcement policy.

A report on Facebook, Bill O'Reilly and the Fox "brand," Current TV"s new hire, a Pulitzer for a PA reporter, GMA rises

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned Monday after a far-right party withdrew its support for his government, a government spokesman said.

Actress and singer Jennifer Hudson testified Monday in the trial of a man accused of killing her mother, brother and nephew.

The Supreme Court is poised to decide whether Arizona can enforce its controversial immigration law over the strong objections of the Obama administration. Oral arguments will be held Wednesday.

HBO's 'Girls' is the latest TV show depicting life in New York City without one of its most crucial elements: diversity.

No human remains were found in a New York City basement searched for new clues in the three-decades-old case of missing 6-year-old Etan Patz, a source says.

CNN's Anderson Cooper reflects on the highs and lows of his past "Jeopardy" appearances and weighs his odds of winning.

An expert in body language says George Zimmerman showed signs of anger in court in Florida.

Julian Zelizer says Obama, Romney run the risk that their words may make it impossible for them to be effective if elected

North Korea said Monday that it would soon initiate "special actions" aimed at destroying the South Korean president and his government.

There is nothing good to say about a scandal involving 12 Secret Service agents in a foreign country in advance of a presidential trip with 20 prostitutes and too much liquor.

Just in case you had any lingering illusions that politics deals with substantial issues, here's the issue that last week filled our media chatter: 

Are men stupid? How else can we explain the endless parade of otherwise successful individuals, who by all appearances seem intelligent and competent, and yet risk destroying their careers and their personal lives over the chance to have a sexual escapade?

Sudanese war planes crossed a disputed border region to conduct airstrikes in South Sudan on Monday, a witness said, escalating fighting that threatens to return the neighboring African countries to full-scale war.

Pollsters had told us that the French were bored by a dull campaign which had seen more personal attacks flying than issues being debated. They were wrong.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy was narrowly beaten into second place in presidential elections Sunday, as the National Front candidate Marine Le Pen posted the best result ever for a far-right candidate, the Interior Ministry announced with all the votes counted Monday.

With Mitt Romney now the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, the chatter has increasingly turned to the man or woman the former Massachusetts governor will tap to run alongside him during the general election.

A powerful spring storm threatened to disrupt Monday morning commutes across the northeastern United States with potentially historic snowfall and heavy rains.