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Tunisia's interior minister says an armed group that has clashed with Tunisian forces in the south of the country has links to Al Qaeda.

David Brock reportedly using nonprofit to manipulate media, promote Obama, raise millions for Super PAC

Harvard Professor Warns Democrats to Drop Media Matters

VIDEO: White House Coordinating With Media Matters?

POWER PLAY: Why the White House Botched Birth Control Rule

Obama Official: Debate is Over on Birth Control Rule

EXCLUSIVE: California group asks for donations up to $20,000 to cover costs of protest scheduled for capitol

President Obama unveils $3.8 trillion budget that seeks to cut $4 trillion from the overall deficit, a plan Republicans immediately rejected, charging it's nothing more than a retread of previously rejected ideas that fails 'to meet even the minimum target they have identified as necessary.'

OPINION: Mr. Obama, We Don't Have a Tax Problem, We Have a Spending Problem

Taxpayers Getting Clipped by Senate

'Lethal combination of prescription drugs and alcohol' likely killed Whitney Houston, source tells FoxNews.com

Whitney Houston's Erratic Behavior Had Been Building, Source Says

Why Did Tony Bennett Link Death to His Stance on Illegal Drugs?

Celebs Shamed for Partying While Houston's Body Was Still in Building

Mom agrees to induced labor to let cancer-stricken husband hold newborn child days before his death

Legacy of Hope for Victims of Rare Cancers

Overeating Could Double Risk of Memory Loss

A singer who participated in an impromptu duet with Whitney Houston at a party two days before Houston's death said Monday she noticed nothing amiss and the superstar was "upbeat and joyful."

A federal judge in Connecticut has rejected a bid by Yale University to throw out a lawsuit filed by a South Korean university that claims it lost millions of dollars after Yale damaged its reputation.

A U.S. envoy will meet with North Korean officials next week to test that nation's willingness to abandon its nuclear program, the State Department said Monday.

The agency's human rights commissioner told the General Assembly today that she's outraged by attacks on civilians.

A Pennsylvania judge has ruled that the former Penn State assistant football coach currently awaiting trial on child sex assault charges can visit with some of his grandchildren

A Pennsylvania judge is expected to rule Monday on whether to ease restrictions in the house arrest of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky that would allow him visit with his grandchildren while he awaits trial on child sex abuse charges.