Wolfeboro Police Commissioner Robert Copeland, who gained notoriety for using a derogatory word about US President Barack Obama, has sent in his letter of resignation to Wolfeboro Police Commission chairman Joseph Balboni following an angry public confrontation at a town meeting in New Hampshire.
A recent poll by Politico revealed that an overwhelming majority of Hispanic and white voters who participated in the survey will vote for an election candidate on the basis of his or her stance on immigration system change.
Companies in the fossil-fuel business will be forced to shell out money in compliance to the US government's set of measures to curb emissions blamed for global warming, Bloomberg reported.
Press Secretary Jay Carney said at the White House that although he has yet to discuss Clayton Lockett's botched execution on Tuesday with President Barack Obama, it was clear for everyone that the execution was not done humanely.
Seven officials of the Russian government and 17 companies that has links to Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle will be subject to the new round of sanctions US has imposed, the Voice of America said.
Deputy Attorney General James Cole clarified that the new clemency guidelines introduced by the US Justice Department on Wednesday does not only prefer people with crack cocaine convictions as The Washington Times have reported.
Who knew one of President Barack Obama's problems on the nationwide health plan was the same one former US President Bill Clinton experienced earlier? A White House transcript released by his presidential library shared Clinton's concern in telling people with individual health plans not to worry about switching to his planned healthcare initiative, Politico reported.
Environmental activists have lauded the Obama administration's decision to extend the review of the Keystone XL pipeline, and thought that it was an indication that the project will not push through, USA Today reported.
At a surprise news conference at the White House briefing room, US President Barack Obama continues his defense of his flagship healthcare law, clearly to help beleaguered Democrats for their campaign come November.
A GOP strategist told the Daily Herald that it is unlikely that Democrat candidates will be championing the Affordable Healthcare Act wholeheartedly ahead of the congressional elections considering the fact that the negative opinion about the healthcare law is already baked in.
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that over 7.1 million American enrolled healthcare insurance under the Affordable Care Act, deeming the once-beleaguered rollout a success.
23 year-old Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez is ordered by the court to 25 years in jail and pay $94,000 in restitution after shooting at the White House, Bloomberg said in a report.
US President Barack Obama told reporters at the Council of the European Union on Wednesday that the US will impose additional restrictions on the energy sector of Russia should the latter continue with its plans to consolidate Crimea.
The Barack Obama Foundation said on Thursday that the initial information that will be submitted by interested parties who wish to build the presidential library will be used as guiding principles in the future.
US Senator Mark Udall reprotedly implied in a letter addressed to President Barack Obama on Tuesday that the latter knew about the spying done by the Central Intelligence Agency on a Senate committee that has probed the federal agency's abuse practices.
The new bill Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni recently signed increased penalties, which include death penalty for some same-sex acts, to curb homosexuality in the region, CNN said.
A researcher on gay rights told Bloomberg that the recent laws passed by some African regions were, sadly, tactics to deviate to more pressing economic and governance issues.
