McCain visits rebels in Syria and calls for the United States to become more militarily immersed in that dysfunctional nation's increasingly bloody civil war.

Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.), who was the oldest member and last World War II veteran in the Senate, died Monday following complications stemming from viral pneumonia. He was New Jersey’s longest serving U.S. Senator, first elected in 1982, retiring in 2000, then elected again in 2002.

The Illinois legislature has passed a bill allowing for concealed carry of a firearm; but will the bill sufficiently uphold the U.S. Constitution to meet the approval of the Court of Appeals?

Remember those assurances that the Iraq War would pay for itself, once those oil revenues began gushing forth from a liberated Iraq? Well, a decade later the Iraq War is paying off, after all —for China.

The latest report from Social Security's trustees has resulted in claims from supporters that the program is safe and sound and will be for years, if one doesn't look out too far into the future.

Judge Robert C. Jones vindicates rancher rights, cites Federal officials for conspiracy, racketeering, extortion, witness intimidation, fraud, mail fraud.

What began last week as a protest against changes to a park in Istanbul, Turkey, quickly morphed into at least tens of thousands of furious demonstrators in major cities across the country.

New York City's health department has launched a smartphone app that offers teens advice on sex, pregnancy, birth control, abortion, and homosexual relationships, while sidestepping parental involvement.

James B. Comey, who's reportedly Obama's choice to succeed Mueller as FBI director, vigorously supported imprisoning Jose Padilla indefinitely as an "enemy combatant." 

The Supreme Court has given a victory to Planned Parenthood, refusing to hear a case that overturned an Indiana law banning state affiliates of the abortion giant from receiving federal Medicaid funding.