Stephanie McCrummen

On the eve of Florida’s GOP primary, Newt Gingrich is settling into the familiar against-all-odds, take-no-prisoners role he’s always relished.

Secretary of State stops over in Kabul before heading to Tokyo for a conference on nonmilitary aid to Afghanistan.

Republican women at a local fair agree with the congressman’s stance on rape and abortion, and they say today’s tawdry popular culture degrades women.

Political protests against Morsi power grab continue, as left decries constitution drafted by Islamists.

Tens of thousands of the president’s supporters gathering in streets day after

Mexican teachers protest reform that would change how they are evaluated

Egyptian court bans the world’s oldest Islamist Movement that swept ousted president to power

Despite low popularity, the movement hoping to strengthen its grass-roots efforts.

Those who new the soldier are happy he is safe but worried about the toll his years of captivity may have taken.

On New York’s Staten Island, Trump voters are wary of the impeachment inquiry but are starting to pay attention.