Feds badly managed the development of a website to sell health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, potentially costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns, according to testimony that will be delivered to a House subcommittee Thursday
The Obama Administration condemned a strike on a U.N. school sheltering displaced Gazans on Wednesday, which killed at least 15
The $16.3 billion measure is intended help veterans avoid long waits for health care, hire more doctors, and make firing senior executives at the VA easier
The Peace Corps announced Wednesday that it's pulling volunteers out of parts of West Africa amid an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus. Volunteers in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea are being recalled until further notice
In the 1990s and 2000s combined, only six Senate races were impacted by third party candidates, but all that is now changing. In the past four years alone, the outcomes of four Senate races have been impacted by outsiders, and this year is lining up to deliver more shakeups
When a British woman tried to add "Skywalker" as a middle name on her passport, "for a bit of a laugh," authorities informer her that she's committing trademark infringement for using the famous Star Wars' character's moniker
The two conditions have been linked before, but a new study, which looked at 1,764 people with no memory problems around age 77, and followed them for about eight years, says depression may be an independent risk factor for the disease
The artist's controversial installation—consisting of an unmade bed surrounded by piles of discarded condoms, old liquor bottles and pregnancy tests—will be exhibited at the Tate gallery for at least 10 years, on long-term loan from its most recent owner
House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp released new emails from former IRS official Lois Lerner, in which she knocks the "whacko wing" of the Republican Party and conservative radio shows, as part of investigation examining potential criminal wrongdoing
Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc did not intend his Monday speech on "moral corruption" to get big laughs, but when he advised women to suppress their laughter in public, it landed on the public like a well-crafted punchline
A federal appeals panel blocked a state law that would have effectively ended abortion in the state by requiring the clinic's doctors to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals, in a 2-to-1 vote on Tuesday
A new case in Nigeria has ramped up fears of global spread as Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia struggle to contain the deadly virus
Cortana vs. Siri, round one: Fight!
