Libertarian Senate Candidate May Spoil Mourdock in Indiana
Horning pulling in 6 percent in close race
Law & Government
America Is Still Hurtling Towards the Fiscal Cliff
It's time to bring meaningful reforms to America's unaffordable and outdated entitlement programs.
Boehner Optimistic About House Numbers
Thinks there will be "at least" 240 Republicans in the 113th Congress
Natural Gas Industry Cozies Up to Washington
Investor dollars, not government subsidies, should guide the energy industry.
Flake Campaign Robocalls Voters with Wrong Polling Locations
Calls went out to Democrats who are now fairly upset
Tammy Baldwin on Verge of Being First Openly Gay Person Elected to Senate
Says her sexual orientation has not been campaign issue
Calif. City Bankruptcies Could Rein in Pensions
Federal judges may be calling the shots, not the pension providers
Greeks Strike Over Austerity Measures
Transport and Media workers not happy about planned cuts
GOP May Add to House Majority Following Election
Dems not looking too good in several races
Harry Reid Says Congressional Dems Won't Work with a Romney Administration
Obstructionism from the left
Judge Rules NASA Employee's Firing Not Due to Intelligent Design Advocacy
He certainly picked an unusual place to promote it
Formerly Democratic Navajo Nation Switches Parties Over Coal
They endorse the GOP Senate candidate in New Mexico
Carmona's Arizona Senate Ad May Actually Benefit Flake
Ad shows GOP senators praising Dem. Carmona when he was surgeon general, but then campaign attacks them
Greek Unions Plan Two-Day Strike
Promise to bring nation to a halt, as though it pretty much weren't already
GOP House Candidate: No Abortion Exception for "the Rape Thing"
Comments made at a fundraiser come out
Brown Won't Reschedule Debate with Warren
Voters have heard enough canned talking points repeated ad nauseum
Compton Sued over Missed Pension Payments
City owes $2.7 million to employee retirement system
Man Recants Story of Being Assaulted for Being Gay Republican
Had told officers he had been strangled and beaten
Fear No Hurricane: Obama Quietly Approved Federal Subsidies to Houses in Floodplains in July
President Obama expanded a program offering subsidized insurance to ocean-front homeowners this summer.
NJ Sheriffs Profit from Double-Dipping Pensions and Salaries
They're all pulling in a cool six figures
Obama: Defeating Romney Would Be Mandate For Deficit Reduction Plan
Republicans in Congress might disagree
Treasury Refuses To Surrender Obamacare Documents, Cites "Executive Privilege"
Critics think the IRS is up to funny business
PA Debate Focuses on Pension Crisis
Forty-billion dollar unfunded liability has state finances in shambles
Senate Candidates in Penn. Square Off in Debate
Federal spending, Medicare focus of arguments
Bureaucratic Rules Hobble British Foster Parents
They need permission for haircuts and school trips
