Latest poll shows former secretary of state trailing self-described independent socialist Democrat; O'Malley far back in race
Donald Trump says he is boycotting Thursday debate, just four days before Iowa party caucuses, because he does not feel he would be treated fairly by Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly
In polling in recent days, Quinnipiac University says flamboyant Donald Trump won support of 31 percent of Republican voters likely to participate in next Monday's caucuses in Iowa, compared to 29 percent for Ted Cruz
After meeting with Turkish prime minister, US vice president said Islamic State fighters are 'not the only existential threat to the people of Turkey. The PKK is equally a threat'
Some influential conservative voices do not want either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz
Christine Lagarde, a former French finance minister, has already won endorsements for another five-year term from France, Britain, Germany, China, South Korea and Mexico
Move ends easy access to US for travelers who visited Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria in last five years, tightens entry rules for citizens of those countries
Ash Carter tells training school for French officers in Paris that 200 American commandos now in Iraq and Syria are carrying out raids on IS targets, 'killing or capturing them wherever we find them'
City residents were being poisoned for 19 months by lead that had seeped into its water supply
Jack Lew says with crude oil now below $27 a barrel on world market, consumers 'have more money in their pockets' to buy products they need
Destruction of 'cash collection point' near Mosul, destroys 'tens of millions of dollars' jihadists were using to pay their fighters
Reclaiming lands seized by IS militants, Kurdish Peshmerga forces raze local homes to prevent former Arab residents from returning
'Government failed you -- federal, state and local leaders -- by breaking the trust you placed in us,' Rick Snyder says during his annual State of the State address
Advocacy group Freedom Watch contends president did not have legal authority for move absent congressional action on controversial issue
Fighting and chaos has engulfed country since overthrow of strongman Moammar Gadhafi in 2011
The court will review President Barack Obama's executive order to shield some 4 million immigrants from deportation.
Each had been accused or convicted of violating economic sanctions against Iran aimed at forcing it to abandon any effort to build a nuclear weapon
Americans being freed include 'Washington Post' correspondent Jason Rezaian, held on espionage charges that have been refuted repeatedly by US government, his employer, family and friends
Nikki Haley’s calls to unite party and welcome immigrants 'regardless of their race or religion' only serves to ‘drive conservatives out of the party,’ her critics say
Face-off comes 18 days before voting starts in state-by-state contests through which parties will choose their candidates for November poll
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