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President Barack Obama had one motto Saturday night at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner: take no prisoners.

The Obama administration unveils a plan to spend millions of dollars to stem the tide of undocumented children streaming across the U.S.-Mexico border.

Suspended New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez has dropped a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Yankees' team doctor and New York Presbyterian Hospital, according to court paperwork filed Thursday.

Nathaniel Morris, who's reading President Obama's 2008 campaign memoir, says it highlights the promises that haven't been achieved

Dan Ronayne thinks that the new carbon emission standards could work against Democrats this year and in 2016

Paul Saffo says with the Fire Phone, Amazon shifts the focus of mobile device to satisfying our shopping urges.

Rep. Steve Israel says that even though House Republicans just changed leaders, the new names were elected on pledges of fealty to the tea party agenda

Debbie Plotnick says incidents like James Boyd's death might be avoided if more police were trained to deal with the mentally ill

Raymond Offenheiser says a new Oxfam study shows workers in every congressional district would benefit from a minimum wage hike. So why the partisan stalling?

George W. Bush left the White more than five years ago but that would be hard to tell if you have been listening to Hillary Clinton over the last month.

Gerry Goffin, a hit songwriter and former husband of Carole King, died early Thursday. He was 75.

Texas inmates have filed a lawsuit over soaring temperatures in state prisons that they say have killed at least 12 prisoners in the last three years.

Al-Shabaab, the al Qaeda-linked group, isn't behind an attack in the Kenyan town of Mpeketoni on Sunday that killed at least 48, President Uhuru Kenyatta says.

The families of two men who were killed are suing the New England Patriots to prevent them from paying Aaron Hernandez, who has been charged in their deaths.

At least three people have been killed and 52 injured after Buddhist mobs rampaged through Muslim areas in southwest Sri Lanka, police say.

President Barack Obama said he can act in Iraq without congressional approval, but how will he intervene?

Thousands of unaccompanied children are illegally crossing the border in a crisis of epic proportions.

The U.S. has reached a milestone in the decades-long war on drugs: The Cali cartel, once the biggest drug trafficking organization in the world, is no more.

Transcript of President Barack Obama's remarks Thursday on the U.S. response to the crisis in Iraq.

Secretary of State John Kerry says the U.S. wants only to communicate with Iran, not work with the country, to push back ISIS militants threatening Iraq.