Father, wife and son found guilty of killing sisters, co-wife, who were found in car submerged in Canadian canal

Paul Ryan says new budget to be released in March will build on last year, call for same Medicare reforms

GOP Lawmakers: Obama Policies Are on Path to 'Train Wreck'

Justice Department Changes Inquiry Response Procedures to Congress After 'Fast and Furious'

Gingrich says he is prepared to fight out the GOP presidential nomination all the way to Republican convention

VIDEO: Gingrich Claims Romney 'Carpet Bombs' His Opponents

Polls: Romney Surging in Florida Ahead of Primary

Well Wishes Pour in for Santorum's Daughter

Drivers say they were nearly blinded by heavy smoke and haze on I-75 in Florida as series of crashes kill 10

PHOTOS: Florida Highway Pileup

Colorado Teen Killed After Jumping From Moving Car

Crash Between Light-Rail Train, SUV Kills 4

At least 64 people were killed in Syria on Sunday, according to an opposition activist group, as the Arab League suspended a monitoring mission designed to protect Syrian civilians from government-sponsored violence.

Newt Gingrich today accused front-running Mitt Romney of waging a dishonest campaign, saying the former governor is trying to cover up liberal stances in his past.

House Democrats have seized on the current anti-Washington fervor and are confident they can win the 25 seats they need to regain control of the House.

TV stations should stop the flood of deceptive ads that distort candidates' records by refusing to air them, Kathleen Hall Jamieson says.

A Canadian jury Sunday convicted a family of Afghan immigrants of the "honor" murders of four relatives whose bodies were found in an Ontario canal.

At least nine people were killed in a series of overnight accidents in northern Florida, blamed on poor visibility from smoke from a nearby brush fire, the Alachua County Sheriff's Office said.

Occupy DC demonstrators spent Sunday afternoon discussing how to respond to a call by the National Park Service to stop camping overnight at sites a few blocks from the White House.

The U.S. Defense Department can't account for about $2 billion it was given to cover Iraq-related expenses, according to a new government audit.

A powerful political bloc in Iraq ended its boycott of the country's parliament on Sunday, describing the move as a "gesture of goodwill."

International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors arrived in Iran early Sunday for a three-day visit to examine the nation's controversial nuclear program, state media reported.