Activists want next US president to block Canadian energy company Enbridge from expanding the Alberta Clipper pipeline
Caracas is experiencing rising discontent fueled by economic woes. But it hasn’t had trouble holding clean elections
US Secretary of State John Kerry weighed in on his thoughts in the aftermath of the attacks in Paris
Company views uncertainty over project preferable to outright rejection, which appears increasingly likely under Obama
Secretary of state is among defendants on litigation arguing gender identification on passports is discriminatory
According to an Associated Press investigation, the department had a woeful cybersecurity record from 2009 to 2013
Aides, Clinton discussed issue after Google revealed suspected Chinese hackers tried to steal US officials' passwords
Officials say US plans to accept 5,000 more refugees next year, bringing the total number to 75,000
At least 125 emails deemed to contain classified information were censored prior to release
Analysis: Al Jazeera has been told that dozens of federal investigators have been assigned to the probe
