Countries around the world have a higher opinion of the United States than they have of the People’s Republic of China, according to a new global poll from the Pew Research group.
Syria’s young Christian women are bearing the biggest brunt of the two-year-old civil war, according to a human rights group.
A freshman senator is causing a stir. Outspoken and impatient of the upper chamber’s clubby atmosphere, this career academic is driven by intellectual self-confidence and a willingness to be abrasive.
An atheist activist organization wants a proposed Ohio statehouse Holocaust memorial to remove the Star of David symbol, which, the group claims, is an “exclusionary” religious symbol.
When the Rev. Al Sharpton and Trayvon Martin’s mother arrived at the Harlem rally for Martin today, they were accompanied by Fox News commentator Geraldo Rivera.
Mexico has some of the most draconian immigration laws in the world. Now, Guatemala has criticized Mexico for initiating construction of a fence along its southern border.
For most Alaskans who find themselves the unfortunate target of mosquitoes, the desire to expose skin remains minimal. But now a technology firm based in California claims to have the answer – a patch which makes the wearer invisible to the insects.
After expressly informing the Congress and public that Marine Colonel George Bristol was retired and could not be compelled to testify, the Pentagon admitted that the key Benghazi witness is still on active duty and will be made available for congressional testimony.
President Barack Obama made an unexpected appearance at Friday’s White House press briefing to talk about the outcome of the Trayvon Martin case and, more broadly, how the United States continues to grapple with racial bias.
On his Friday night radio program, conservative talk show host Mark Levin had some harsh criticism for President Barack Obama and his remarks on the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin.