The death comes as Libyans protest their government for failing to stop militant violence

Presidential and non-Supreme Court judicial nominees can now be approved by a simple majority instead of 60 votes.

The New York Times reports AT&T is getting $10 million to give CIA access to their metadata.

TWC thought customers would stick around despite losing CBS for a month. Nope.

The deadline to get insurance is pushed six weeks.

Paddy Chayefsky's satire of journalism, TV and global economy still resonates 37 years later.

The incident began when a woman tried to ram through a barricade near the White House with her car.

Alec Baldwin took down the American Dream in seven minutes.

Hassan Rouhani called on the U.N. to eliminate all nuclear weapons. 

Why Colin Firth's climatic speech won "The King's Speech" the Oscar for Best Picture.

The move has been considered since Obama announced a potential strike against Syria.

The two-month strike protested the use of solitary confinement in state prisons

It's the lowest amount since the early stages of the recession.

More money is being spent on intelligence and espionage now than at the height of the Cold War.

Britain's antiterrorism laws allowed officials to detain Greenwald's partner for nine hours.

The infamous Boston mob boss was found guilty of being connected to 11 murders.

RNC Chairman calls CNN and NBC's programs on Clinton a "commercial."

One man was able to pull it off without firing a single shot.

It is the first time Zimmerman has been seen in public since the end of his trial.