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For decades, Congress passed broad, vague statutes, leaving the executive branch with ample room to decide how those laws are applied.

The newly appointed White House press secretary confirmed she didn't pass the bar exam in California before moving to China.

Contrary to the World Press Freedom Index, the United States has far greater press freedom than other G7 nations including in Europe.

The attorney for the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case said on Sunday his client had "a mountain of evidence" to support his decision.

Kai Bird takes fresh aim at Cohn, who has lingered in the popular imagination in the four decades since his death.

The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida said 30 suspects in the assassination had been indicted.

Approximately 780 men have been or are detained at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, during the nearly 25 years it has been open, and only 15 remain.

Britain's Israel boycott would put American companies in violation of federal anti-boycott law. The Treasury should add the U.K. to its list.