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When the history of the Obama presidency is written, the day he decided on a troop surge may prove to be a turning point, a high-stakes gamble to turn around a losing war.
Guest lineup for today’s TV news shows: • ABC’s “This Week,” 9:30 a.m. — Guests: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ; Defense Secretary Robert Gates ; Sen. Russ Feingold , Wisconsin Democrat.
Tensions and cultural misunderstandings ran high after an American college student was found guilty of murdering her British housemate.
Wiping back the tears from his bloodshot eyes, Andrei struggles to understand why nobody seems to care that he has become a prisoner inside his own country's borders.
NYT: When the history of the Obama presidency is written, one particular day may prove to be a turning point, the moment a president set in motion a high-stakes gamble to turn around a losing war.
Sarah Palin pokes fun at herself in a speech to journalists, drawing laughter when she announces she "came down from my hotel room and I could see the Russian embassy."
BRUSSELS -- NATO allies welcomed President Obama's new Afghanistan strategy Friday, as Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton received pledges of 7,000 extra troops to back up the U.S. escalation.
On "Face the Nation," Defense Secretary Says "There Isn't a Deadline" for Troop Withdrawal
Heading into a make-or-break week for health-care reform legislation, President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit the Capitol today to rally Senate Democrats as they attempt to settle lingering disputes over a government-run insurance option and abortion.
ABC's "This Week" | Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ; Defense Secretary Robert Gates ; Sen. Russ Feingold , D-Wis.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton hailed the pledges by NATO members and other allies to send 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan to battle Taliban and al Qaeda extremists and train Afghan forces.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday voiced cautious hope that France would come up with more troops in Afghanistan as part of the new US-led strategy.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates says the United States' relationship with Afghanistan is going to begin changing in July 2011.
NATO allies will bolster the American troop surge in Afghanistan by sending at least 7,000 soldiers of their own, officials said Friday in pledges that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton described as crucial to turning the tide in the stalemated war.
The U.S. is emerging from an "economic storm," President Barack Obama says, pledging new ways to put people back on the payroll after a painful recession.
This is President Barack Obama's Nobel moment, an immense honor shadowed by awkward timing.
