Each woman who has held position has made it her own

Outgoing and incoming vice presidents are vastly different, personally, politically, and in their approach to nation's second-highest job

Volunteers empowered to act, reporters question access

Eating right is the first step toward better long-term health

Study to examine environmental and biological factors that contribute to disorders in adults by looking at exposures in their childhood

The King holiday celebrates life of country's preeminent civil rights leader and his fight for equal rights during 1950's and 1960's

Most flu cases this year resist treatment with Tamiflu

Thousands of Americans wrote their thoughts in a book BJ Hill plans to give to Obama

President-elect Barack Obama becomes the first African-American to hold the job

In a wide-ranging White House news conference, Mr. Bush said he inherited an economic recession when he entered office, and is leaving during a recession

The inauguration of a new president caps a political process that began more than a year and a half ago when candidates first announced their aspirations for the White House

Study shows mixing prescription drugs with aspirin and some vitamin supplements can be harmful

Lawmakers in Illinois House voted in near-unanimous vote Friday to impeach Rod Blagojevich, who faces federal corruption charges

As most retailers suffer from weak US economy, stores selling used items see increase in sales

Cosmetic procedures won't keep women young, but there are other ways to stay youthful, new book says

Women of child-bearing age are urged to get 400 milligrams of folic acid every day