Slide show: As the Union crumbled 150 years ago, the president's appearance began to change dramatically

Sights, sounds and automatic weapon reports from the Knob Creek machine gun shoot

It's Election Day for primary race that packed surprisingly little punch

The Texas governor is on a roll lately, first signing on with the fringe state sovereignty movement and then going even further.

Grandiose monuments to anti-American traitors who fought for slavery? That's history we can do without

Bryan Slaton allegedly told her to not speak with anyone about boozy visit to his condo

Palin asked McCain staff to lie about her husband's involvement with secessionists, and Steve Schmidt said no

Stephen Colbert isn't the only one who thinks we're beyond race. These GOP candidates' beliefs will horrify you

As the nation's 51st state, "South Florida" would address climate threats head-on

Each is composed of a rural population that feels ignored, if not outright antagonized, by its big city legislature

When considering her rants and tirades, remember this key fact: Marjorie Taylor Greene is in it for herself

The We the People website has raised the threshold for a White House response

This year, Kurds voted for independence from Iraq, only to lose it weeks later. Here's what people were saying

A gnarly paradox for Republican employers: Granting citizenship to low-wage illegal immigrant workers boosts Democratic political power.

Exclusive: “South Carolina must decide if massacre is a moment of embarrassment or transformation,” he tells Salon