The Senate Wednesday approved a bill to put new​ rules in place for intelligence agency​ eavesdropping on suspected terrorists.

A bipartisan deal that clears the way for a​ sweeping overhaul of domestic wiretapping laws​ will let telecommunications companies escape​ lawsuits over ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W.​ Bush said there would be no deal with the​ Democratic-led Congress over the​ administration's warra...

An effort to block a wide-ranging overhaul of U.S.​ wiretapping laws failed in the Senate on​ Wednesday, with opponents mustering only 15 votes​ against ...

The Senate is ready to take up a compromise​ eavesdropping bill that protects​ telecommunications companies from lawsuits over​ alleged warrantless wiret...

CAMERON, Louisiana (Reuters) - Energy Secretary​ Sam Bodman on Monday said he did not favor​ releasing the nation's strategic oil reserves​ to help ...

(Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is​ considering tapping the second half of the​ government's $700 billion financial-industry​ rescue fu...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration​ must give to a federal court documents related to​ government wiretapping of domestic communications​ wit...

The government has stepped in with nearly $152.5​ billion to try and stabilize AIG. The​ nation's banks are tapping even more. Now​ General Motors w...