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Polar opposites on the bench, Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a long, deep, an unexpected friendship.

"Why don't you call us the odd couple?" Scalia said last winter during a joint appearance with the woman he has called his "best buddy" on the bench.

"What's not to like?" Scalia joked at the event hosted by the Smithsonian Associates. "Except her views on the

A GOP Senate candidate from Oregon was kicked out of a news conference after calling out a reporter for disrespecting another candidate. Staffers and reporters from Willamette Week, an alt-weekly newspaper, met with Oregon Republican U.S. Senate candidates seeking an endorsement. Candi

Yemen’s Western-backed president and the rest of the country’s leadership resigned Thursday, news reports said, following days of chaos that have left well-armed rebels in effective control.

The resignations, reported by the Associated Press, plunged the key U.S. ally into political uncertainty. The rebels — believed backed by Iran — seem to hold the upper hand as the country’s de facto

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday blasted the preliminary nuclear deal struck between Iran, the U.S. and other countries last week, saying the agreement not only endangers Israel but also will enable Iran to build a “terror machine” capable of conquering the Middle East.

Appearing on ABC’s “This Week,” Mr. Netanyahu — who has been the chief critic of the agreement —