Politics

As per the once-a-decade population survey policy of the U.S government, more than 120 million census forms have been posted to the residents throughout the nation.

Washington -- A White House official Friday named three leading candidates to fill the three empty board seats at the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Eric Massa has decided to step down from his seat on Mar. 8. This decision of the New York Democratic Representative has come following a harassment complaint by a male staffer.

Former President Clinton, who underwent a heart surgery Thursday, is expected to return to work Monday.

New York, February 11 -- Over the years, United States has expressed concerns over the threats posed by Afghanistan and Iran for carrying out secret nuclear enrichment program. But Vice-President Joe Biden said that his greatest concern at the moment is Pakistan.

Washington, February 3 -- Homosexuals willing to openly join the military have found a huge supporter in Adm. Mike Mullen, the nation's top uniformed officer.

Washington, February 3 -- America’s successful efforts to keep terror strikes at bay since 9/11 are being jeopardized by Al Qaeda threat to launch a massive terror attack in the U.S. in the coming six months.

New York, February 3 -- Vice President Joe Biden will be heading American delegation to the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, according to a press release on Tuesday.

Beijing, February 2 -- President Barack Obama has been warned by China against meeting Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, saying that it would “seriously undermine” Sino-US ties. The news comes just days before Dalai Lama starts his 10-day visit to U.S.

New York, January 29 -- Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has taken offense at the criticism hurled at him by President Barack Obama.