GEORGETOWN, Ohio (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic​ presidential candidate Barack Obama urged the​ Treasury Department to move quickly to carry out a​ rescue p...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department​ called on North Korea on Thursday to avoid taking​ any steps, such as missile launches, that could​ inc...

The U.S. Treasury Department is considering taking​ ownership stakes in many U.S. banks in a bid to​ restore confidence in the badly shaken financial​ sy...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Tennessee man has been​ indicted for hacking into Republican vice​ presidential candidate Sarah Palin's personal​ e-mail ac...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and India​ will sign a civil nuclear deal on Friday to open​ up nuclear trade between the two countries, the​ U....

NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - Republican U.S.​ presidential candidate John McCain on Tuesday said​ that if elected president he would order the​ Treas...

Prosecutors trying to persuade a judge not to​ throw out the criminal case against Sen. Ted​ Stevens expect the Justice Department to​ investigate them f...

The new special prosecutor who will investigate​ the 2006 firings of eight U.S. attorneys will be​ given virtually complete independence, the Justice​ De...

The troubled $700 billion financial industry​ bailout bill won converts Thursday from both​ parties but group of House Republicans proposed​ reducing the...