It's a crime to mislead Congress, as top officials in the Bush Administration are beginning to find out.

"The Attorney General has been wounded because of his performance, not because of politics..."

Britain is marking the bicentennial of Parliament's outlawing of the slave trade. But there's lots they don't ask about the legacies of slavery.

At the Las Vegas presidential forum on health care, John Edwards comes up with the most detailed plan.

Egyptian novelist Nawal El Saadawi is under attack.

Top Democratic contenders come to Vegas to woo Sin City's powerful labor movement.

"In October of 2002, I made a huge mistake in voting to give this President the authority to take military action in Iraq. I will not compound that error by voting to authorize this war's continuation."

Reps. Jones and Gilchrest only House Republicans to vote for Iraq bill. When will more in GOP break with Bush on war?

The ghost of Tom DeLay lives and his name is Representative Lamar Smith.

By a 218-212 vote, House approves plan that would attach benchmarks and a timeline to war money.

The former President questions whether Barack Obama deserves to be the "raging hero of the anti-war crowd on the Internet."

Anti-war leaders in the House say its OK to back plan to fund the war but apply benchmarks and a timeline.

McDonald's has launched a petition campaign to persuade dictionaries to drop the unflattering term "McJob."

The decision to carry on with her husband's quest for the Democratic presidential nod -- despite a recurrence of cancer -- reflects a remarkable woman's deep political commitment.