Geraldine Ferraro, who in 1984 became the first woman vice presidential candidate on a major party’s ticket, died Saturday of complications from multiple myeloma, a blood cancer she had been…
The Hispanic population in the U.S. has topped 50 million, composing one out of every six Americans, according to census data released Thursday. The staggering 43 percent growth in the Hispanic…
NATO will take over the patrol of Libyan airspace from the United States, but no member of the military alliance has yet stepped up to lead airstrikes on Col. Qaddafi’s ground forces, reports the
Two planes landed at Washington’s Reagan National Airport early Wednesday without help from the airport’s air traffic control, prompting a federal investigation into whether the air-traffic…
American and European forces bombed strategic targets across Libya in support of embattled rebel forces Saturday, while American ships fired Tomahawk missiles on radar and communications centers in…
Egyptians flocked to the polls in huge numbers today for a referendum on constitutional reformsthat will determine how soon the country can hold full elections. The poll is the country’s…
Explosions rocked the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi early this morning as pro-government forces broke a self-imposed ceasefire with what appeared to be an all-out assault on the city….
Cheers broke out in rebel-held Benghazi as the United Nations authorized “all necessary measures” to protect Libyan civilians from Col. Moammar Gaddafi’s advancing forces, reports the …
Republicans rolled out their plans to repeal health care with great fanfare, but have been much more quiet about their attempts to repeal Wall St. reform. On Wednesday, House Republicans introduced…
The unfolding nuclear crisis in Japan is far worse than Japan claims, the chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said on Wednesday. In light of “extremely high” levels of radiation,…
