Key presidential advisers suggest moving the 9/11 trials from a civilian to military court.

The Tea Party has gone from a loosely associated group of protests to what some believe may be a viable third party in American politics.

Michigan Democrat Sandy Levin replaces 40-year veteran Charlie Rangel as Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

Iraqis vote in the first national parliamentary elections since 2005. Many are wondering what effect the election will have on the August troop withdrawal.

The Supreme Court will hear Phelps v. Snyder, a case which pits freedom of speech against the right to privacy.

Togo's main party of opposition, Union Forces for Change, contests the results of Thursday's presidential election.

Now that same-sex marriage is legal in the nation's capitol, reactions are strong on both sides.

Former New York Congressmen Eric Massa gave multiple explanations for his resignation to the media.

The media continue to speculate why controversial former Congressman Eric Massa resigned.

Republicans are divided after Liz Cheney's advocacy group aired an ad calling government lawyers for terror suspects "The Al-Qaeda Seven."