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The U.S. is its own worst enemy when it comes to the desperately important task of recruiting immigrants as spies, analysts and translators in the war on terror, new Americans are telling intelligence officials. The government's policies raise suspicions and fear in the immigrants' home countries and disturb potential recruits here who might otherwise want to help.
President Bush failed to win the help he sought from Saudi Arabia to relieve skyrocketing American gas prices Friday, a setback for the former Texas oilman who took office predicting he would jawbone oil-producing nations to help the U.S.
Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi (ah-LEE' al-ny-EE'-mee) says his country's shipping whatever its customers ask for.
For the second time in four months, President Bush has failed to persuade Saudi Arabia's leaders to boost oil production. AP White House correspondent Mark Smith reports.
Barack Obama laid into John McCain on Friday for advancing a tough-guy foreign policy that he called "naive and irresponsible," serving notice that he's ready to launch a full-throttle challenge to the Republican presidential contender on international relations in the general election campaign.
Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday she wasn't ceding Oregon - or the nomination - to opponent Barack Obama, who is heavily favored to collect another victory here next week as he comes closer to winning the Democratic nomination.
Michigan and Florida alone can't save Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.
Senator Hillary Clinton says she is going to stay the course.
Homeland Security Department