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U.S. officials have accused Eritrea of supporting terrorist groups tied to the Islamist opposition in Somalia

An official says Neel Kashkari, Treasury's assistant secretary for international affairs, will be choses as interim head of Treasury's new Office of Financial Stability

The Treasury said it is considering other options to handle the financing needs for the biggest government bailout in history

Denials are expected in hundreds of appeals and arguments over limits on lawsuits against tobacco companies.

Stevens told an informant that they needed to stick together to beat an FBI probe into their relationship

Congressional representatives hit Lehman Brothers chiefs for collapse that they say set off a panic on Wall Street and could've been avoided.

An anti-abortion group wins long legal fight to force Arizona to issue "choose life" license plates, after the Supreme Court declines to take the case.

Master strategist gives the layout of Electoral College votes for McCain and Obama and the tightest states for each candidate.

Surrogates for John McCain and Barack Obama spar over which is the better candidate to handle the financial crisis, and whether character matters in this presidential race.

The wrangling over the $700 billion financial rescue package was messy business.

Now that Congress has passed the Wall Street bailout bill, the federal government is tasked with implementing the costly plan to stabilize the market.

The Bush administration has shelved plans to set up a diplomatic outpost in Iran, in part over fears it could affect the U.S. presidential race or be interpreted as political meddling, The Associated Press has learned.