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Rep. Drazkowski said that he had received many emails from constituents after the Voter ID video went viral. This is the second time a state has voted an ID law into place after voter fraud videos.

Three new studies have suggested that taking a daily dose of aspirin could prevent and possibly treat cancer.

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) told the floor, “It’s easier to understand when you hear the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president promoting a national immigration policy that makes all Latinos look like suspects and all immigrants look like criminals.”

The U.S. has exempted 11 nations from financial sanctions in connection with their purchases of Iranian oil, but left the threat of penalties open on China and India.

If you’ve ever wanted your very own piece of pop culture, auction company “Gotta Have It” is now making it possible.

On March 21, 1969 Mitt and Ann married. March 21, 2012 “the love story continues.” Happy Anniversary

Congressman Rubio said that the Catholic Church in Cuba has “negotiated a political space for themselves in exchange for their moral imperative” and that he hopes the upcoming visit by the Pope doesn’t “reinforce that arrangement.”

You can also enjoy Romney smacking down a cranky reporter… Video from CNN.

Fox News’ Jim Angle fact-checks President Obama’s oft-repeated claim that the United States has ‘2% of the world’s oil reserves, but uses 20% of the world’s oil supply.” It turns out President Obama’s statement is not entirely accurate.

President Obama will announce Thursday he wants to expedite the permit process for the southern portion of the Keystone XL pipeline project.

GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney celebrated the endorsement of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush during an event in Maryland. Romney also criticized President Barack Obama’s three-state swing focusing on energy.

Obama’s former green jobs adviser Van Jones, who heads the “Rebuild the Dream” organization, keynoted a “mass action event” at the Hawaii State Capitol Tuesday night to promote “economic fairness” and “economic justice.” Environmentalist, community groups, unions, and the University

What became of Amelia Earhart’s plane when it disappeared over the Pacific 75 years ago has long intrigued aviation fans. On Tuesday, US government officials and a private historical group are expected to announce a new effort to locate the

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum criticized Republican front-runner Mitt Romney as someone who will say what he needs to say to get elected. Santorum said in Louisiana that what voters see with him, is what they will get.

Surveillance video captured Occupy Wall Street demonstrators just before 8 p.m. on March 14 dragging large quantities of human urine and feces in containers to an open-air plaza at the corner of Nassau and Cedar Streets in Lower Manhattan, then

The Republican presidential candidates are facing dwindling cash reserves as the protracted nominating fight takes its toll. Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich both spent more than they pulled in.

The “Hunger Games” mania is in full swing, and gym chain New York Sports Club has gotten in on the hype with “Train like a Tribute,” a new cardio/weightlifting workout inspired by the Suzanne Collins books and the new movie.

A 71-year-old Atlanta resident says her neighbor in a public housing project for seniors is such a bully that she’s afraid to leave her apartment.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously ruled for an Idaho couple who have been in a four-year battle with the Environmental Protection Agency over the government’s claim that the land on which they plan to build a home contains sensitive

The Pentagon says it’s suspending efforts to recover remains of fallen service members in North Korea. That’s after North Korea announced plans to launch a rocket to fire a satellite into space, which the U.S. says would violate a U.N.

Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer discusses the New York Jets acquiring Tim Tebow from Denver.