US Condemns Suicide Bombing in Russia
No group has claimed responsibility for the bombing at the railway station in Volgograd
Policy
Can the Libertarian Republican and the Non-Libertarian Republican Be Friends?
Is it really necessary to have to dominate the other factions to have influence?
Minimum Wage To Increases in 13 States on Jan. 1
New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, and Rhode Island among those to see the highest increase
Many Airplanes To Be Grounded on Jan. 1 Because FAA Hasn't Completed Re-Registration Paperwork
Blaming the partial government shutdown
Der Spiegel: NSA Hacks Intercepted Computer Deliveries
Reporting based on information leaked by Edward Snowden
Israel's Chief Rabbinate Seeking To Establish "Kashrut Police"
Want uniformed officials to enter restaurants to inspect food
Syria To Miss Chemical Weapons Deadline
Had agreed to move most of its stockpile out of the country by the end of the year
Poll: Only 17 Percent of Americans Support the War in Afghanistan
Most want American troops home before December 2014 deadline
Obama Administration: Over 1 Million Have Enrolled in Obamacare
Two thirds of the original goal
Google Reportedly Partners With Audi To Develop In-Car Entertainment and Info Systems
Will be based on Android
Former NSA, CIA Chief Calls Snowden a "Traitor"
Michael Hayden says the NSA is "infinitely weaker" because of the whistle-blowers leaks
Democrats, Advocacy Organizations To Launch Campaign Highlighting Obamacare Success Stories
Perhaps not as many as they were hoping for
The Moral Case for Freedom Is the Practical Case for Freedom
The division of human life into the moral and the practical is of recent vintage.
Food Freedom Dodged Bullets in 2013
For food freedom, 2013 was a banner year that saw the defeat of several potentially awful laws and regulations.
Hooters Suing Escort Service, Craigslist Over Ads Seeking to Hire "Hooters Girls"
That feature photos of Hooters waitresses, ad was changed to "Kooters" but the photos remained
Tragic But Avoidable Christmas Deaths Don't Result in New Safety Regulations
When people choose to ignore warnings, it's not the state's responsibility
Cops in Flint, MI To Be Equipped With Tasers
Police chief believes the move will reduce the number of fights between officers and suspects
Japan Moves Close to Escaping Deflation
More than half way to meeting central bank's 2015 inflation goal
Egyptian Police Clash With Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
Interim government recently declared the group a terrorist organization
Does the Bell Toll for Excessive Public Pay?
Increasingly, the public may be seeing that the problem isn't a handful of officials who illegally gamed the system, but a system that allows a powerful minority to legally game the majority.
Veterans and Lawmakers Pushing To Prevent Military Benefits Cuts
Obama signed the spending bill implementing the changes yesterday
What Does Government Do When People Start Living Healthier? Tax That, Too, Obviously.
Cyclists eyed as potential new revenue sources
Thai Government To Ask Military To Help Protect Candidates and Voters in February Election
Two people were recently killed in clashes between protesters and police
Mali Again Eligible For US African Growth and Opportunity Act
Decision made by President Obama
US Concerned About "a Pattern of Targeted Violence" Against Activists in Ukraine
Assault of journalist Tetiana Chornovol cited
More Than 100 Reportedly Arrested in Egypt After Muslim Brotherhood Declared a Terrorist Organization
State media is reporting at least nine roundups
