Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed “regret” Monday that his address to Congress has become politicized, but pledged to continue to criticize the emerging Iran nuclear agreement. “My speech is not intended to show any disrespect," he said
The Iraqi government launched a large-scale offensive Monday to push ISIS out of Tikrit, Saddam Hussein’s hometown
The Nasdaq Composite closed at 5,008.10 on Monday as an optimistic response to an interest-rate cut in China and upbeat economic data
Los Angeles' police chief said Monday there was evidence that a homeless man shot and killed by officers Sunday struggled over one of their guns, but a bystander who captured a viral video of the deadly incident claimed he never saw the man reach for a weapon
About 40 Americans have returned from the jihadi battlefields but they don’t pose a threat to U.S. security, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said. Still, the U.S. faces more global challenges than at any time in his half-century career in the intelligence community
Warner Bros. is said to be finalizing a deal to bring It's What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War to the big screen, with Steven Spielberg attached as director and Jennifer Lawrence in a starring role. The memoir by Lynsey Addario has barely been out a month
The Maryland Senator and longest-serving woman in Congress will retire from her current position as U.S. Senator at the end of her term in 2016 — leaving a gaping hole in the state's Democratic power structure
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in King v. Burwell this week, which challenges whether people who sign up for health insurance through federal exchanges are eligible for tax subsidies. HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell recently said there was no contingency plan
Google confirmed on Monday that it’s moving into the wireless phone business, unveiling an ambitious plan to launch a mobile network using a combination of cell towers and Wi-Fi hotspots. Google will rely on existing carriers’ infrastructure for the cellular side
The artist who created the portrait of President Clinton that hangs in the National Portrait Gallery admitted he snuck a subtle reference to the Lewinsky scandal into the background of the painting. The shadow is "a metaphor in that it represents a shadow on the office he held"
A Maryland couple has been found responsible for “unsubstantiated” child neglect for letting their children walk home from a park alone. The children, ages 10 and 6, were picked up by police while walking home alone, sparking a two-month-long investigation
No need to waste time looking for your phone charger: some new Ikea furniture will be able to charge your phone wirelessly beginning in April, the company announced. The wireless charging stations will be integrated into pieces like desks, tables and lamps
We don't know who will replace Barack Obama in the White House, but we do know what kind of home he or she will be leaving behind
