GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (Reuters) - As fears of a​ meltdown jolted Wall Street, U.S. presidential​ candidates sparred on Monday over who could best​ restor...

Concerns about foreign spies and terrorists has​ prompted the Homeland Security Department to set​ up its own counterintelligence division and​ require s...

ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - Democratic​ presidential candidate Barack Obama said on​ Saturday that Republican rival John McCain's​ campaign has bee...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It really is the economy,​ stupid! Economic models that have correctly​ predicted the winner of almost all post-war U.S.​ presiden...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon on Wednesday​ sought to play down the seriousness of growing​ violence in Afghanistan but declined to say the​ United...

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's prime​ minister said on Tuesday violent street rallies​ against a U.S. beef import deal are harming the​ country...

The federal government and businesses are moving​ to stockpile the anti-flu drug Tamiflu as fears of​ the bird flu threat lessen.

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Lee​ Myung-bak, bruised by daily protests over U.S.​ beef imports, will call President George W. Bush​ on Saturd...

Israel's fears that Iran could obtain nuclear​ weapons and the Israeli government's attempts​ to negotiate peace with the Palestinians and​ Syr...