U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the U.S. is setting a "red line" on Syria's treatment of citizen unrest: If Syria uses chemical weapons against its citizens, the U.S. would "take action."

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee saw tears and surprising aggression from Democrats in a recent hearing on Hurricane Sandy.

BREAKING NEWS OF THE DAY, November 30, 1842: President John Tyler reacted with great joy at news that the top industry leaders of the HOSTESS CORPORATION will be awarded more than $1 million in Bonuses, Payments and sundry other Monetary Blessings for the great works they do for that corporation.

Opponents of gay marriage have finally had to swallow a few bitter pills. Their perfect record is now broken, and in pretty forceful fashion: Gay marriage or civil union ballot measures were approved in four out of four states this election.

Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-California, has announced she will run again for the minority leader position in the House of Representatives, and it appears nobody will oppose her.

They only liked him for his candidacy.

This isn't the first election, and it won't be the last, in which the public voted against somebody as much as it voted for the other guy.

Today's Election Day across the country, and besides the obvious presidential contest there are dozens of very interesting races to follow.

You've gotta fight for your right, that's for certain.

When Mitt Romney made millions off investments in companies that benefited from the government bailout, he wasn't breaking the law.