President says former secretary of state could have been quicker in disclosing use of server
Doctors Without Borders, the medical charity known by its French acronym MSF, says 9 of the unaccounted for are patients and 24 staff members
Quinnipiac University polls voters in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida — where no candidate has ever been elected president who didn't win 2 of these 3 large states
Army Gen. John Campbell says Afghan forces requested airstrike on hospital operated by Doctors Without Borders citing Taliban fire from facility
Hillay Clinton wants to tighten laws that require gun buyers to undergo background checks before completing their purchase
Assad's comments come as Russia intensified its airstrikes against the insurgents; Moscow says it carried out 20 missions against IS targets in the last 24 hours in Idlib province
Building in Liucheng is damaged, day after 17 mail bomb explosions killed at least seven people in same province; suspect is identified, no motive given
Reacting to announcement by Palestinian president at UNGA session, analysts largely doubt that it will amount to more than symbolism
The plan calls for eliminating federal income taxes on individuals earning less than $25,000 and married couples earning less than $50,000
French President Francois Hollande says strikes against IS militants were coordinated with regional partners; previously, country had only launched strikes against jihadists in Iraq
EU foreign policy chief urges 28-nation bloc to quit quarreling over where to relocate thousands of asylum-seekers
During three hours of televised debate Wednesday night, 11 contenders made a variety of arguments touting their own candidacies or disparaging their opponents
Police clashed for hours with migrants after blocking one of biggest entry points into EU, causing nearly 900 people to stream through the cornfields of Croatia
White House spokesman says North Korea 'should refrain' from actions 'that serve only to aggravate regional tensions and should focus instead on fulfilling its international obligations and commitments'
Move comes as EU ministers fail to agree on a plan to relocate 120,000 migrants across European Union
The leading 2016 US Republican presidential contender tells CBS's Face the Nation, corporate chief executives are making 'enormous amounts of money, and it's a total and complete joke'
Democratic socialist presidential candidate reportedly supported by 41 percent of the state's Democratic voters, to 40 percent for Clinton
Those working for companies with federal government contracts would have sick leave to care for themselves or other family members, such as child, parent or spouse
German chancellor travels to Heidenau, where demonstrators hurled bottles, fireworks at police last weekend in attempt to keep migrants from settling there
On visit to Tehran, top British diplomat says he expects Islamic Republic, United States could endorse deal by October
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