Attorney General Eric Holder on Monday announced a first-of-its-kind criminal cyber-espionage case against Chinese military officials the Justice Department charges hacked into major U.S. companies to steal trade secrets.
President Barack Obama chastised his Republican opponents on Monday for focusing criticism on the events surrounding the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, and on his signature healthcare law.
Thailand’s army declared martial law before dawn Tuesday in a surprise announcement it said was aimed at keeping the country stable after six months of sometimes violent political unrest.
Credit Suisse AG has pleaded guilty to helping wealthy Americans evade taxes in offshore havens, and the Swiss bank has agreed to pay U.S. authorities $2.6 billion in penalties, the Justice Department has announced.
Our cash-strapped state government has found a new use for its fleet of aircraft – flying birds into Illinois.
Tahmooressi said she is hoping Obama will respond to a petition on her son’s behalf on WhiteHouse.gov. once they garner the necessary signatures, but that so far they have not gotten a response.
A new Senate bill show that Democrats love the First Amendment only when it suits them. And the same is true, alas, of the GOP.
The proposed provision would allow schools to apply for waivers if they have a net loss on school food programs for six months in a row.
Defying House Republican leaders, a GOP congressman on Monday moved toward forcing an election-year decision on his immigration legislation.
Among other things, the state alleges Patel failed to respond appropriately when the woman’s oxygen levels dropped, and improperly attempted to extract the teeth in a single visit.