WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Pentagon is expected to shut an intelligence office that has been criticized by lawmakers and civil liberties groups who charge that it was part of a Defense Department effort to expand into domestic spying, The New York Times reported.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton walked somberly into a press conference Tuesday and stood before microphones. Reporters tensed, sensing something big might be afoot….
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday released a declassified 2003 memo justifying the use of harsh interrogation methods for suspected terrorists held abroad.
In patches decorated with rockets, bombs and dragons, a photographer and author, Trevor Paglen, finds a coded guide to a secret world of military research.
A year after city officials unveiled a plan to redevelop the city, there are few signs of that transformation.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A top U.S. Air Force general on Tuesday urged Boeing Co to aggressively market its C-17 cargo plane to foreign countries as one strategy for keeping the production line running.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Bush administration believes congressional Democrats will agree to vote on a free trade pact with Colombia, despite an unfriendly U.S. political climate for trade, a top U.S. official said on Tuesday.
Carville’s 22-year-old description continues to haunt critical primary state, irritating locals who consider it a gross oversimplification.
Party’s latest Texas target shows just how confident Democrats have become.
The 94-to-1 Senate vote was a clear sign of a growing consensus that further government intervention is needed to stem the crisis.