A top Marine general predicts that the Defense Department's vows to maintain the same standards for women and men in combat jobs won't last, saying the military will eventually be pressured to lower the qualifications so more women can serve…
Jan 09

By Michael D. Regan and Jeff Horwitz, Associated Press
How the Trump Organization would operate during a Trump administration raises intriguing ethical questions.
Jan 09

By Michael D. Regan and Thomas Beaumont, Associated Press
Jeb Bush has been speaking more passionately at campaign stops, and not just in outrage toward Trump.
Jan 09

By Michael D. Regan and Bill Barrow, Associated Press
Several Republican presidential candidates met this week to discuss how conservatism could fight poverty at economic forum moderated by Speaker Paul Ryan. But many disagreed on how the goal could be accomplished.
Jan 03

By Michael D. Regan
Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic ties with Iran on Sunday in response to attacks on its embassy and a consulate. Widespread protests took place this weekend over Saudi Arabia executed a leading Shiite cleric.
Jan 03

By Michael D. Regan
A group of militiamen took over the headquarters of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in support of two nearby ranchers sentenced to prison beginning on Monday. The ranchers were convicted of setting fire to federal land.
Jan 02

By Michael D. Regan
As Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump continues to face criticism for calling for a ban on Muslims entering the United States less than a month ago, a group with links to the Islamic militant group al-Shabab has released a recruitment…
Jan 02

By Michael D. Regan
At least 24 people have died in floods that have gripped parts of the United States during the last week. Officials in Louisiana, Illinois and Missouri are preparing for another deluge as waterways set records in several states.
Dec 27

By Michael D. Regan and Associated Press
The Pentagon says the United States hit Islamic State group targets in Iraq and Syria with 17 airstrikes on Christmas Day.
Dec 27

By Michael D. Regan
Family members of two unarmed black residents fatally shot by Chicago police called for answers Sunday at a press conference in which they accused officers of using excessive force.
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