Congress Unconscionably Silent on Obama's Constitutional Crimes
The president's willingness to violate the Constitution publicly calls into question his fitness for office.
The president's willingness to violate the Constitution publicly calls into question his fitness for office.
At least 25 killed in recent violence
Say they go much further than they intended and would be impossible to implement
Would rather pursue a county position
Tea Party Republican looking to take seat of retiring Doc Hastings
Why not worry about your own problems there, Mr. President?
Plan doesn't have enough support
How about reducing the scope and power of government to reduce the incentives instead?
Argue it suppresses free speech
Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) says what the NSA whistle-blower engaged in espionage
How dangerous is a president who wants to rule by pen and phone?
"American Idol" star will run in North Carolina's 2nd District
By which he means the Snowden documents
Former Senate, Governor hopeful now moving to lucrative lobbying job; local Dem powerbroker may try to replace him
Wasn't happy with one of the reporter's questions in post-State of the Union
Senate expected to vote on the overdue legislation next week
United Nations officials says talks will not continue this afternoon
Lawmakers are increasingly frustrated with the Afghan president
As President Gerald Ford once said, "the state of the union is not good"
96 percent of them, in fact
House and Senate negotiators worked on the legislation over the weekend
"I could've decided to go on the elected leadership route years ago"
Cathy McMorris Rodgers give follow-up speech
Administration working on negotiating trade deals with the European Union as well as Latin American and Asian countries
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