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The U.S. Capitol Police and the FBI are investigating threats against Missouri Republican Rep. Todd Akin, his staff and family.
Pastor also said Peterson coached his fourth wife about how to lie to investigators.
Brazil's biggest city is experiencing one of its driest spells in years after more than a month with almost no rain.
Mitt Romney's campaign and a group backing him have received more than $15 million from interests that would benefit from his energy plan.
As Tropical Storm Isaac approaches hurricane strength, Republicans say their national convention will go on in Tampa next week anyway.
While the GOP holds its convention next week, President Obama is focusing on courting young voters in three battleground states.
The war in Syria is spilling across its borders, threatening the stability of neighboring countries, analysts said.
A Maryland man hit a grand slam this summer playing the state lottery: four winning tickets totaling $101,000 in prize money.
Romney's to-do list at the Republican convention starts with 'Hi, I'm Mitt' and ends with the most critical hour of his campaign: The speech
The Federal Aviation Administration doesn't keep good track of the times planes strike birds, according to an inspector general's report.
The U.S. is sticking to a strategy that depends on close partnerships with Afghan forces despite a recent spate of "insider attacks."
Air tankers and helicopters flew repeatedly into a deep rim rock canyon to douse the spearhead of a massive wildfire in Northern California.
A South Korean court has ruled that rivals Apple and Samsung Electronics both infringed on each other's patents.
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents sued their own agency, saying the government is not letting them deport illegal immigrants.
Ryan Crocker, the former U.S. ambassador to Iraq and Afghanistan, faces hit-and-run and intoxicated driving charges.
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