Donald Rumsfeld, a cunning leader undermined by Iraq war Rumsfeld, who has died at the age of 88, had served as defence secretary under Gerald Ford, and when Bush was elected in 2000, he asked ...

You wouldn’t know it by the looks of the US stock market. The S&P 500 Index is hovering near record highs. And the index’s ...

There are events in life that seem to come out of nowhere and that cannot be planned for. The daunting “x-factor” events; the “known unknowns” as the hyper-relatable, humble, peace-loving ...

WASHINGTON Donald Rumsfeld – controversial Defense Secretary and architect of the Iraq war – died Tuesday in Taos, New Mexico, days before his 89th birthday, his family confirmed Wednesday ...

Donald Rumsfeld, the two-time defense secretary best known for serving in that position at the height of the Iraq War, has died. He was 88. The Illinois native passed away at his home in Taos, New … ...

After all, it was set to verse in the poem "The Unknown," part of columnist Hart Seely's collection, "Pieces of Intelligence: The Existential Poetry of Donald Rumsfeld," and later set to music by ...

When Errol Morris was preparing to film "The Unknown Known," a portrait of former U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, he sent Rumsfeld a DVD of "The Fog of War," which earned Morris the 2003 ...

Earlier this week, the White House announced the resignation of Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel who leaves behind a brief legacy and the greatest unrest in U.S. foreign policy since the dog days ...

Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld made a splash on Tax Day by publishing a letter to the Internal Revenue Service claiming that he has no idea whether his tax returns are accurate.

In his new documentary “The Unknown Known,” Academy-Award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris (“Fog of War”) attempts to show audiences what is really going on in the mind of Donald Rumsfeld.

Former Defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld said he's "clearly going to vote" for Donald Trump for president, calling Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, "unacceptable." "The way I think of it is this ...

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld resurrected a favorite soundbite he once used to gloss over the glaring lack of evidence that Iraq was supplying weapons to terrorists in the months ...