Russian Official: NASA Should Use A 'Trampoline' For LaunchRussian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin took a jab at U.S. sanctions. He said NASA will need a "trampoline" to get to the ISS in the future.
| Erik Shute
Kerry's Not Sorry For Calling RT A 'Propaganda Bullhorn'Kremlin-funded RT asked for an apology after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called it propaganda. It doesn't look like it's getting one.
1,000 Coal Plants Affected By Supreme Court's EPA RulingUnder a ruling that revives a 2011 EPA regulation, coal power plants will be forced to reduce pollution that blows across state borders.
| Laura Heck
North Korea Holds Live-Fire Drills Near Border With SouthFor the second time in a month, Pyongyang has fired off rockets near its disputed border with South Korea.
N.Y. Rep. Michael Grimm Indicted On 20 Counts For FraudGOP congressman Michael Grimm has pleaded not guilty to 20 charges related to a restaurant he operated before running for Congress.
Kerry's 'Apartheid' Comment About Israel Proves PolarizingIn a leaked recording, John Kerry warned Israel could become an "apartheid state" if it doesn't reach a two-state solution with Palestinian officials.
U.S. Imposes New Sanctions Against Putin's Inner CircleObama has announced tougher sanctions on Russia after its involvement in Ukraine. The E.U. could also announce new sanctions Monday.
Obama Throws Support Behind Malaysia's MH370 SearchPresident Obama said the Malaysian government has been "forthcoming" in the search for the missing plane.
South Korean Prime Minister Resigns Amid Ferry DisasterSouth Korean Prime Minister Chung Hong-won announced his immediate resignation at a news conference Sunday morning without much prior warning.
G7 Nations Pile More Sanctions On Russia's Faltering EconomyThe Western world accuses Russia of backing a succession rebellion in eastern Ukraine, where militants have taken control of several cities.
New York Rep. Michael Grimm To Face Criminal ChargesRepresentative Michael Grimm of New York will be indicted after a two-year federal probe into his campaign finances.
Kerry Warns Russia, Russia Warns Kiev ... Anyone Listening?U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry used strong words and threats of more sanctions on Russia, but tension in Ukraine only appears set to escalate.
Lawmakers Backpedal From Bundy After Race CommentsNevada Rancher Cliven Bundy loses support from some conservatives after he makes controversial remarks on slavery.
Will New FCC Rules Trigger Death Of Net Neutrality?The Federal Communications Commission will reportedly propose new rules for Net neutrality that could undermine the principles of a free and open Web.
Obama Sides With Japan In China Islands DisputePresident Barack Obama confirmed America's support of Japan in an ongoing territory dispute with China.
Ga. Legislation Expands State's Gun RightsThe law will allow licensed gun owners to carry their firearm into bars, government buildings, schools and religious buildings.
Obama's Asia-Pacific Trade Deal: What You Should KnowThe future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership could hinge on President Obama's four-nation trip to Asia.
Supreme Court Upholds Race-Blind Admissions In Mich.The nation's highest court ruled in favor of keeping a 2008 Michigan voter ban on affirmative action in college admissions.
Is North Korea Planning Nuclear Test #4?South Korean officials say North Korea is preparing to conduct another nuclear test, but is Pyongyang just bluffing this time?
Drug Sentencing Reform Might Be Obama's Best Bipartisan HopeWith policy on immigration and guns in limbo, softening drug sentencing is one reform with real bipartisan support.
Syria Sets Date For (Probably Meaningless) ElectionFor the first time, multiple presidential candidates are allowed on the ballot, but the requirements for candidacy bar most opposition leaders.
Support Grows For Venice's Secession HopesPro-secession organizers cite a history of independence and unfair financial aid figures as reasons for a possible break from Italy.
| Kristian Mundahl
Hillary Clinton Grandma Talk: Is There A Double Standard?Soon after Chelsea Clinton announced her pregnancy, pundits started weighing the affect on her mother's political future.
Hillary Clinton Reveals Memoir Title: 'Hard Choices'Set for a June release, the book will cover Hillary Clinton's four years spent as secretary of state.
| Laura Heck
Who's Behind Anti-Semitic Leaflets In Eastern Ukraine?Officials are trying to figure out exactly who organized distribution of leaflets telling Jews in eastern Ukraine to register themselves and property.
Chelsea Clinton Expecting First ChildClinton made the surprise announcement Thursday alongside grandmother-to-be Hillary Clinton while at an event for women.
Snowden Asks Putin About Russian Spying On Live TVOn a live call-in show with Russian President Vladimir Putin Thursday, Snowden asked about Russia's own surveillance efforts.
Putin Issues Warning Following 3 Deaths In Ukraine FightUkraine says a crowd of 300 men attacked a military base on the Black Sea late Wednesday, and Russian President Vladimir Putin warned of escalation.
Italy's Berlusconi To Do Community Service With The ElderlyItaly's ex-Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi will serve out his community service in a nursing home. He was convicted of tax fraud in 2012.
NSA Leaks Net Pulitzer For Guardian, Washington PostThe Pulitzer Prize for Public Service was awarded to The Washington Post and The Guardian for their work covering the NSA's surveillance programs.
