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There have been more revelations of National Security Agency spying on foreign leaders. Does Edward Snowden deserve prosecution or protection?

Egypt says relations with the U.S. are in “turmoil” after the cancellation of some American military assistance. Which country needs the other the most?

Officials in Missouri announced this week they will re-examine a controversial case of alleged rape.

After weeks of dysfunction and the threat of default, the President and Congress are trying to pick up the pieces. We’ll look at the challenges—both at home and abroad.

Both houses of Congress appear to be on the road to reopening the government and raising the debt limit before midnight. But the deals will last for only a few weeks.

Will business as usual become a thing of the past in Washington?

We'll get a progress report on a crisis that could lead to fundamental shifts in American politics... and in this country's role in the world.

The first Pope from outside Europe has rocked

The White House reportedly ignored warnings that health-insurance exchanges in 36 states were not ready to go on line on the first of October.

China says