Fire Officials Want to Ban Paper Sky Lanterns
Blame it on Tangled. Also: fires.
Policy
Johnson & Johnson to Pay $2.2 Billion for Unapproved Drug Promotions
Pushing medications for unauthorized uses
The Madness of Law Enforcement's Escalating Brutality
It's a spiraling descent into insane tactics as frustrated law enforcers face-off with a non-compliant population.
Only 35 Percent of Voters Think US Elections Are Fair
Only 1-in-10 believe members of Congress are re-elected on merit
NSA Chief Keith Alexander Likely To Be Stripped of Authority Over US Cyber Command
Decision to be made by senior military officials
Majority of British Public Want to Nationalize Rail, Energy Companies
What could possibly go wrong?
More Than 30 Killed in Wedding Party Massacre in Northeastern Nigeria
Islamist militant group Boko Haram has carried out attacks in the area
Biden To Emphasize Policy Pivot Towards Asia in Visit to South Korea, China, Japan
Trip will take place in first week of December
John Kerry Meets With Saudi King
Differences over how to deal with the situation in Syria have been contributing to recent tensions
Spokesman: Boehner Not in Favor of ENDA
"The Speaker believes this legislation will increase frivolous litigation and cost American jobs, especially small business jobs"
Brazil Acknowledges It Spied on American Diplomats
Officials have been complaining about American surveillance
Virginia's Libertarian Moment
Robert Sarvis will not win, but some libertarian principles will.
Planned Parenthood Asking Supreme Court To Put Texas' New Abortion Restrictions on Hold
Says 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals went too far
Senate Mulls Outlawing Anti-Gay Job Discrimination; What Will Come of Freedom of Association?
Most Americans now support such laws
Police Went to LAX Shooting Suspect's Home Minutes After He Left on Day of Rampage
Paul Ciancia's alerted police following worrying text
Supreme Court Won't Hear Oklahoma's Attempt To Limit Drug-Induced Abortions
Justices not commenting on the dismissal
Snowden Says US and UK "Worst Offenders" When it Comes to "Criminal Surveillance Programs"
Comments made in letter published by German newspaper Der Spiegel
Investigation Finds CIA Made Doctors Torture Terror Suspects
Were told ethical standards didn't apply because the suspects weren't ill
At Least Twelve Arrested in Mali Over Killing of French Journalists
Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon both worked for RFI
UK Ministers Banned From Bringing iPads To Cabinet Meetings Because of Spying Fears
Chinese could be listening
GOP Establishment Worried About Outcome of Special Alabama Congressional Primary
Dean Young is known for making controversial comments
Syrian Minister Blames Polio Outbreak on Jihadis
U.N. has confirmed 10 cases in the northeast
Sen. Feinstein and Rep. Rogers Propose Taking Obamacare Site Offline Until It's Fixed
Launch didn't go that well
Report: Legal Marijuana Market Poised To Outpace Expansion of Smartphone Market
Estimated $1.43 billion worth of legal pot to be sold in 2013
Cameron: British Support For EU Membership is "Wafer Thin"
Has promised to renegotiate powers before holding a referendum on membership
Gingrich "Appalled" By GOP Opposition to Obamacare Before Implementation
Says Republicans need a "breakout" plan for future elections
Healthcare Adviser Warned White House it Was Losing Control of Obamacare Three Years Ago
David Cutler warned that successful implementation was in jeopardy
Arab States Endorse Syria Peace Talks, Urging Opposition To Attend
Countries remain divided over whether Iran should attend
Google's Executive Chairman Slams the NSA
"It's really outrageous that the National Security Agency was looking between the Google data centers, if that's true"
Democrats Trying To Make Virginia Governor Race Into Referendum on Tea Party
Citing recent government shutdown
White House Staffers Increasingly Using Twitter as Part of Communications Strategy
More than a dozen additional staffers have been given official Twitter accounts since July
British Economy the Fastest-Growing in the Western World
1.3 percent growth in the fourth quarter of 2013
Morsi Tells Judge in Cairo "I Am Egypt's Legitimate President"
Trial adjourned until Jan. 8
