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Pedestrians in Cologne, Germany, discussed their sentiments towards the American president, his visit and his surveillance programs.
Asked by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, if the FBI uses drones on U.S. soil for surveillance, FBI Director Robert Mueller replied, "Yes."
By opening the doors to highly educated immigrants, the bill being debated in the Senate will disadvantage women without access to education according to Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii).
A tentative Aug. 4 trial date has been set for Ariel Castro, accused of kidnapping three women and holding them in his home for about a decade.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Wednesday that “D.C. residents deserve the same right to self government and Congressional representation” as other Americans.
Speaking at the dedication of a statue of abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass, the vice president joked “finally the message got to Texas.”
President Obama said there is still work to do to observe President John F. Kennedy’s admonition to care for “all mankind.”
Speaking at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, President Obama called for a one-third reduction of the world's nuclear stockpiles.
Temperatures have reached 70 in Anchorage for more than a week, while a more remote area saw a high of 96.
President Obama arrived in Berlin on Wednesday, and was greeted by German President Joachim Gauck.
Protesters filled streets throughout Brazil on Tuesday night, to rally against government corruption and high taxes.
President Barack Obama arrived in Germany Tuesday for a 24-hour visit, the culmination of which will be a speech on Wednesday at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate.
Military leaders are ready to begin tearing down the remaining walls that have prevented women from holding thousands of combat and special operations jobs near the front lines.
President Obama spoke to a massive crowd in Berlin, Germany during his 2008 campaign for the presidency.
Despite the failure of gun legislation in the Senate in April, Vice Presiden Joe Biden says the fight for expanded background checks and other gun reforms is not over.
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Musicians Alan Yellowitz and Adam Mason run “The Beat Goes On,” a health and wellness program that uses “rhythm enrichment” to brighten the day for seniors suffering from mental illness.
Pedestrians in Cologne, Germany, discussed their sentiments towards the American president, his visit and his surveillance programs.
Photographers with NOH8, a campaign to promote marriage equality, visited Capitol Hill to collect portraits of members of Congress who support gay marriage.
Most every Major League Baseball game is preceded by a carefully-orchestrated set of exercises that, when combined, create a rhythmic choreography that is commonly known as batting practice.
District residents captured images of the ominous clouds and fat rain drops that inundated Washington Thursday.
In her first public speech since stepping down as secretary of State, Clinton outlined priorities for her work through the Clinton Global Initiative.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) spoke about the suicide of his father while he and the families of Newtown victims urged Congress on Thursday to pass legislation to require background checks for the transfer and sale of firearms.
Families of the Newtown shooting victims met with Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.V.) in D.C. Wednesday about their continued fight for stricter gun laws, despite the bill’s failure to advance in the Senate.
Apple officially entered the streaming music market with its announcement of iTunes Radio at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. The Post’s Hayley Tsukayama reports on why the new service could shake up the industry.
In a press conference Friday, President Obama addressed concerns about the National Security Agency and the FBI’s aquisitions of phone and internet records. Obama said that Congress approved the classified programs and added, “Nobody is listening to your telephone calls.”
