Day: January 23, 2009

The rules restricted federal money for international organizations that promote or provide abortions overseas.

Lawmakers wrestled with the implications of bringing dozens of the 245 remaining inmates onto American soil.

Two missile attacks launched from unmanned U.S. aircraft suggest that the strategy of using drones to kill militants inside Pakistan will continue.

Pressing federal policy makers risks the appearance of recycling public money to advance a private agenda.

Kirsten E. Gillibrand, chosen for New York’s vacant U.S. Senate seat, has connections on both sides of the aisle.

Six people accused of fraudulently obtaining money from Louisiana’s Hurricane Katrina homeowner grant program were charged in federal court.

While the middle years of the Bush term were mostly positive, it began and ended with recessions.

Richard Holbrooke’s job description appears to have changed.

Timothy F. Geithner’s assertion that China manipulates its currency isn’t the only sign that an Obama administration may take a harder line toward Beijing.

Joe Biden’s office wants the public to know: This vice president will be disclosing his locations.