President Obama's nominee for a top appeals court sails toward Senate confirmation.

The Senate has unanimously confirmed President Obama's nominee to lead the Energy Department.

President Obama calls on Congress to fund embassy security improvements.

The stipulation was made by an Iowa woman who gave the school $500,000 after her death.

Critics say the plan is designed to thwart out-of-state students from voting.

Prince Harry back home after a successful USA tour ends with winning charity polo match.

Vermont professor says research is far unfunded, allowing condition's invisibility.

Sally Ride sought to share the joys of science with young people, especiallly girls.

O.J. Simpson, 65, testifies as part of an effort to overturn a prison term that could last his life span.

"I will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agency, but particularly the IRS," he said.

Patients can get the 1-millimeter implant at the same time they have cataract surgery.

Osaka mayor addressed outrage sparked by his comments on sex slavery and prostitution.

Rick Renzi faces extortion, conspiracy and fraud charges in corruption trial.

Growing debts and declining services are common themes among these cities

Attorney accuses prosecutors of "grandstanding" in father's arrest.

White House releases 100 pages of e-mails and notes on Benghazi attacks.

The president's assets include checking accounts, bank deposits and Treasury notes.

Press corps seeks answers from Justice Department for subpoena of AP phone records

Despite the economic recovery, some California cities are still headed toward bankruptcy.

South Carolina's ex-governor was sworn in Wednesday for his second stint in Congress.