Federal regulators and lawmakers are renewing the focus on financial regulation in the wake of a multibillion-dollar trading loss at JPMorgan Chase & Co. News of the surprise loss at JPMorgan has revived calls tougher oversight.
Ryan Crocker, who was the top U.S. envoy in Iraq, Pakistan, and Syria before going to Afghanistan, is expected to step down in a few months. Erica Hill reports this news that comes from chief White House correspondent Norah O’Donnell.
Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) and his team of medical miracle workers at Princeton-Plainview are saying farewell after eight seasons on Fox. Fans have fallen in love with not only his ability to solve almost any medical mystery, but also
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says Windows still the world’s most popular operating system; Windows 8 will be a “rebirth.”
Responding to whether the Obama ad campaign attacking Romney on his business experience was fair Sen. Mark Warner D-Va. said Bain Capital was “very successful” and “did what they were supposed to do.”
A commercial rocket has blasted off with a load of supplies for the International Space Station. The SpaceX company’s Falcon 9 rocket took flight at 3:44 a.m. Tuesday.
A teacher is now suspended with pay after audio was found of her yelling at a student for criticizing President Obama. It all began in the classroom when the topic of the day was a discussion regarding GOP contender Mitt
Benjamin Jealous, the president and CEO of the NAACP reacts to questions raised over Houston Police officers use of force on a suspect and the protests and unrest it had created in TX.
Yesterday on MSNBC’s The Ed Show, Elizabeth Warren’s surrogate, Democratic Massachusetts State Senator Katherine Clark, told a bald-faced lie about Ms. Warren’s heritage (emphasis added): Elizabeth Warren has been very clear: This is what she was taught from the time
Luxury crystal glassmaker Baccarat begins sales of new wine glasses in Hong Kong, where wine demand remains strong despite global economic uncertainty.
President Obama and other NATO leaders have wrapped up a two-day summit in Chicago that affirmed plans for a two-year pullout from Afghanistan, and fleshed out support for that country after the combat mission ends.
The retrial of former Astros pitcher Roger Clemens drags on into week seven… and for what?
Hours after NATO dignitaries have left, protesters keep marching through downtown Chicago while police follow them at every turn.
The Chicago Police Department says 90 people were arrested before and during the NATO Summit. A spokewoman for the department also says that eight police officers were injured during the demonstrations.
Catholic dioceses and schools are suing the Obama administration over its birth control mandate. A plaintiff, Catholic University of America, says the rule violates their constitutional rights and turns their teachings into an act of hypocrisy.
