Republicans are suggesting President Obama might have conceded too much in winning the freedom of prisoner of war Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. But the president isn’t likely to see it that way.
The Sochi Olympics are over, and now President Vladimir Putin has to decide if they were worth it. By many measures, it was a very successful Olympics.
Ashley Wagner was named the US Olympic team Sunday despite a devastating performance in the US Figure Skating Championships Saturday.
Four members of the Exeter, R.I., town council wanted the state to handle concealed-carry permits. Not only did they fail, but gun rights residents have now put them up for a recall election.
Navy SEALs’ Somalia raid, along with another US operation in Libya, were daring and didn’t involve drone strikes. The ops could offer clues into whether Obama is backing off that strategy.
How Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has dealt with financial crises in the state – and how he will handle the Detroit bankruptcy – could hold lessons for the rest of the US.
Storm chasers killed in Oklahoma tornado Friday were three of the most professional men in a field that has increasingly become about sensational stunts.
Two global sports titans, Manchester City Football Club and the New York Yankees, will operate New York City FC, an expansion MLS team. It brings to the table an oil sheikh’s fortune.
Trayvon Martin targets were not for target practice but were a ‘no-shoot training tool,’ says the Florida cop who was fired Friday for showing them to colleagues.
The London 2012 Olympic medal count finished with the USA on top with 46 gold medals – the most it has won in a non-boycotted Olympics since 1904. China fell off its Beijing pace.
By Mark Sappenfield
June 2, 2014