Sen. Feinstein: Snowden's Leaks Are 'Treason'
Thoughtful responses not in her repertoire
Law & Government
First Woman to Represent Nevada in Congress Dead at 91
Barbara Vucanovich served seven terms
Top Intelligence Officials to Speak Before Congress Tuesday
There will be questions. Lots of questions.
LA Retirement System Accused of Concealing Pension Payouts of City Leaders
Claims they don't have records and refuse to answer questions
40 Percent of Americans Want Cuts in Food Stamp Program
24 percent want it to stay the same, 24 percent want an increase
Meet the New Farm Bill, Same as the Old Farm Bill
Taxpayer-subsidized crop insurance, like all farm subsidies, is a costly bipartisan disaster.
Slow British Economy Requires a Decade of Trimming Government, Say Think Tanks
We could use some of the same
GOP Congressmen Attempt to Block Efforts to Close Guantanamo
Restrictions on transferring prisoners elsewhere
Majority Believes Congress Members Don't Care What They Think
The little people are there to be told how to live, not to have their views represented
Congress To Review Domestic Surveillance Laws
They've been the ones repeatedly approving the laws that have caused recent uproar
Progressive Super PAC to Help Fund Cory Booker's Senate Run
Will spend more than $1 million supporting him
Senators: Verizon Monitoring "Nothing New"
Funny, because they struck down a FISA amendment last year to let Americans know how widespread it was
How Immigration Reform Will Harm U.S. Citizens
E-verify means new restrictions on both immigrants and citizens.
New York Post Sued over Boston Marathon Coverage
Teen and man say they were falsely identified as suspects on their front page
What If Government Officials Broke the Laws We Hired Them to Enforce?
What if they prosecuted others for breaking the same laws they broke?
Rubio Warns Immigration Reform Can't Pass Without Border Fixes
Since secure borders are a fantasy, that means what, exactly?
Dems Push Pro-Pot Bills in Congress
Hope to get feds to ease up on states where it has been legalized
Jill Kelly, Husband Sue Feds Over Leaks Related to Petraeus Case
Say false information was deliberately disseminated
Texas Town Settles Wrong-Door Raid Lawsuit for $5,000, Admits No Wrongdoing
One of two brothers filing the suit died, making the defense's case harder to prove
Tea Party Groups Say IRS Violated Their Rights
Testify about intrusive questions before Congress
Ohio Lawmaker Calls for Fiscal Aid for Cleveland Kidnap Victims
Wants them to get free college after decade-long imprisonment
Christie Sets Special Election for Lautenberg's Old Senate Seat
General election to be held in October
Obama's Flight from Responsibility
The president needs to take responsibility for the actions of his own administration.
Maryland Cops Want Judge to Promote Them to Captain
Say racism the reason they've been passed over so far
The Legacy of Frank Lautenberg
The late Sen. Frank Lautenberg's true legacy is one of entrepreneurship.
Senator Frank Lautenberg Dies, Special Election Likely in November
Chris Christie expected to appoint a replacement
Obama's Cloak of Invisibility
How secrecy frustrates challenges to counterterrorism tactics
Sen. Lautenberg Dead at 89
Democratic Senator from New Jersey was the oldest member of the Senate
Rep. Dingell Will Soon Be the Longest Serving Member of Congress
The Michigan Democrat will serve his 20,996th day in Congress on Friday
Obama's Willful Foreign-Policy Blindness
There is a vast chasm between "saying" and "doing" in the Obama administration.
