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Despite President Barack Obama's declaration Tuesday of an end to the combat mission in Iraq, combat almost certainly lies ahead.

Sen. John McCain won the Arizona primary Tuesday and is favored to win a fifth Senate term.  However, his role in his party and national politics is uncertain. 

If it’s Friday, it’s time for another Top 10 list. Today, we look at what we consider the Top 10 states where a party will win/lose control of a governor’s mansion.

A small aircraft flying near the Seattle airfield where Air Force 1 was parked Tuesday triggered a scramble by military fighter jets that caused two sonic booms, authorities said.

A U.N. official's criticism of the landmark military trial of a Canadian citizen who has spent nearly a third of his life at Guantanamo Bay creates a dilemma for the Pentagon and the Obama administration.

The Obama administration faces the first big road test of its new military commission system when the Pentagon early next week convenes the long-delayed trial of Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen accused of lobbing a hand grenade that killed a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan eight years ago.

A warning for bicyclists: After checking your brakes and securing your helmet, be sure to evaluate whether or not you’re a cog in the wheel of an international socialist agenda.

In the city where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, a once-unbeatable former mayor wants the Democratic congressional primary to be a referendum on race.

The National Tea Party Federation expelled a member group after its spokesman wrote an online post satirizing a fictional letter from what he called "Colored People" to President Lincoln.