U.S. grows weary of slow pace of peace talks

Military officials seek solution to increasing Mideast violence

Friends say Abramoff has changed

Three lawyers are refusing to testify next week at a removal hearing for Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, possibly harming his ability to defend himself.

The Bush administration is arguing that Congress does not have the authority to demand information from his aides in an unfolding court battle

Deptuy Secretary of State John Negroponte will try to deepen U.S. engagement

The Justice Department on Wednesday recommended a dramatic reduction in the prison sentence of imprisoned lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who became the key witness against lawmakers and congressional aides he spent years corrupting.

The trial of New York Rep. Vito Fossella -- who was arrested for drunk driving -- has been postponed until October, FOX News confirmed Wednesday.

Rep. Keith Ellison makes his mark in congressional trips abroad.

Gen. James Conway says additional Marines should go to Afghanistan

President Bush is dispatching Vice President Cheney to Georgia, setting up a diplomatic mission to an ally still coping after a short, intense war.

Use of 'exigent letters' to get records from phone companies was an error, says bureau's general counsel, but was not malicious.

Anti-abortion advocate Michigan Rep. Thad McCotter blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Tuesday for controversial statements she made over the Catholic Church's teaching on abortion.

A federal judge who ruled last month that top White House advisers must comply with congressional subpoeanas refused to put his ruling on hold while the Bush administration appeals.

President Bush says the U.S. condemns 'irresponsible decision' by Russia to recognize two breakaway Georgian provinces as independent.

Some Democrats are criticizing Elizabeth Edwards for her silence on her husband's affair, claiming she did it to protect his political ambitions as well as her own.

John Edwards' calls to former advisers asking forgiveness for lying about his affair have been met with rage, according to a report published Monday in the New York Daily News.

As the U.S. military scrambles to get more robotic warplanes like the Predator drone aloft, it is confronting an unexpected adversary: human error.

A retired University of Tennessee engineering professor went on trial Monday, accused of passing secrets from his work on a U.S. Air Force contract to two foreign graduate students, one from China and the other from Iran.

Butcher invites governor to plant to see the truth about claims it hired under-aged and illegal workers.