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In recent years, Iran has seen defections, assassinations of nuclear scientists and bombings in ethnic areas. Whether it's an orchestrated campaign or a set of unconnected acts is unknown, but there is no doubt it is contributing to the destabilizing of Iran's government.

The president pivots from foreign affairs to an issue that has stalled under his watch — comprehensive immigration reform. His speech in El Paso is seen by critics as political theater, coming at a time when bipartisan efforts have dead-ended.

Though he spent years as a Southern Baptist minister, the former Arkansas governor says he always considered politics his calling.

NATO's chief of operations and intelligence says Moammar Gadhafi is now unable to effectively communicate with his forces in the field and is having problems resupplying his troops. But Maj. Gen. Mark Ramsay acknowledges that it's proving hard to destroy the weaponry being used to pound Misrata.

Some rescuers describe an effort that failed to abide by mine rescue protocols designed to keep rescuers from becoming victims themselves.

City leaders today announced a tentative 15-year agreement with municipal employee unions to reform health care, possibly saving San Diego's cash-strapped government more than $700 million over the next 25 years.

Superhero Films Don't Bring New Customers to Comics Shops

A year since the controversy over the so-called ground zero mosque erupted with harsh rhetoric, demonstrations and a threat to burn a Quran, Sharif El-Gamal is moving forward with his plans. Even though he says working on the project has been hard without Cliffs Notes, he is convinced it's going to happen.

Many economists say the government should spend more in the near term to stimulate jobs and growth, rather than focusing on cutting the debt. But House Republicans' insistence on spending cuts places the fragile recovery on a potential collision course with President Obama's 2012 re-election bid.

A bill by a local legislator that would add $100,000 to the bail of defendants who have previously failed to appear in court is one step closer to becoming law, San Diego County District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis announced today.