The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a man's children who were conceived through artificial insemination after his death cannot get Social Security survivor benefits.
Obama: NATO is unified on plan to responsibly wind down war in Afghanistan.
President Barack Obama sought to wrap up a NATO summit Monday with a show of unity for his strategy to end the more than decade-old U.S.-led intervention in Afghanistan in 2014, even as a feud with Pakistan and an early pullout decision by France overshadowed the last day of the gathering.
Activists who staged a massive protest march at the NATO summit here Sunday vowed to bring thousands of demonstrators to Charlotte during the Democratic National Convention.
Chasing President Barack Obama's cash advantage, Republican challenger Mitt Romney expects to raise $10 million during a three-day fundraising swing through the New York area that included a video meeting with donors in China.
The Pentagon says three civilian contractors helping train Yemen's coast guard were attacked in Yemen.
More than 2,000 people who were falsely convicted of serious crimes have been exonerated in the United States in the past 23 years, according to a new archive compiled at two universities.
In a story May 8 about legislation that would ban a form of psychotherapy to make gay people straight, family therapist David Pickup was incorrectly identified as being registered with the California Board of Psychology. That license expired in 2010. He is currently registered with California Board of Behavioral Sciences.
The Supreme Court will not hear a challenge to redistricting in Illinois despite complaints from the League of Women Voters of Illinois that the new congressional and legislative lines are unconstitutional.
For Robert Paul, the state Republican Party's convention here this summer is more than a chance to become politically active. It's a chance to see his family.