Policy
Iran Offers to Be a "Reliable Partner" in the Middle East for the West
In exchange for a change of approach regarding their nuclear program
Cuban Opposition Group to Pick Up Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought
The Ladies in White won the prize in 2005, but were not not allowed to leave Cuba to collect it
The Case Against Libertarian Paternalism
There is no practical, objective way for an outside observer to define another individual's best interest.
Officials Say the Tsarnaev Brothers Were Motivated by Radical Islam
Bombing of Boston Marathon killed three and injured over 180
Sen. Paul Speaks Out Against GOP Colleagues Over Status of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Does not want the Boston Marathon bombing suspect to be treated as an "enemy combatant"
Man Planning Terrorist Attack in the UK Had Plans Ruined After Losing Money on Currency Trades
Rahin Ahmed has pleaded guilty to terrorist charges
Mother of the Tsarnaev Brothers Believes Tamerlan is Still Alive
Doesn't believe her sons were involved in the Boston Marathon bombing
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Says His Brother Planned the Boston Marathon Bombing
Not part of a wider terrorist network
Eurozone Output Continues to Decline
Germany not exempt from the rest of the monetary union's woes
Sen. Rubio Looking to Address Misinformation Being Spread About Immigration Reform
Conservative pundits and news outlets have been taken to task
Former Head of Israeli Military Intelligence Claims Iran Has Crossed the "Red Line"
Says by the summer Iran will be able to launch a nuclear weapon within two months of wanting to
IDF Official Says Assad Used Chemical Weapons on Armed Rebels
Brig. Gen. Itay Brun told a defense conference that if there is no response Assad may view the use of chemical weapons as legitimate
FBI to Face Questions From Congress Over Handling of Information on Tamerlan Tsarnaev
Questioned Tsarnaev in 2011 after the Russian government raised concerns
Accused Child Pornographer and Former Elementary School Teacher Found in Nicaragua
Eric Justin Toth replaced Osama Bin Laden on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted" list
Affidavit Says Bachmann Approved Banned Payments to an Aide
A state senator allegedly took payments for his work on Bachmann's campaign in violation of Iowa Senate ethics rules
Energy Department Seizes Millions of Dollars From Fisker Automotive Inc.
Struggling car maker had received $192 million in federal loans
Federal LGBT School Discrimination Bill Faces Tough Challenge
House seems uninterested in taking it up
Outgoing LA Mayor Urges Canceling City Employee Raises
Argues doing so would result in budget surprlus
Supreme Court Mulls Sex Positions – Er, Positions on Paying for Sex
Can the federal government link organizational funding with taking a formal stand against prostitution?
Conn. Starts Hammering Out Medical Marijuana Rules
Regulations for dispensaries under construction
Former Prosecutor Named SEC Enforcement Chief
Hammer in charge. Try your hardest not to look like a nail.
Police Probe Old Homicide with Connection to Alleged Boston Bombers
Friend of Tamerlin Tsaernev one of three victims
Former Rep. Calls for Same-Sex Inclusion in Immigration Bill
It's also personal, due to his engagement to a non-American partner
Liquor Store Privatization Is Around the Corner in Pennsylvania and Tennessee
Legislators in Pennsylvania and Tennessee may do the unthinkable during their respective 2013-2014 sessions.
Ralph Lauren Admits to Bribery in Argentina
Will pay $1.6 million (which is apparently a fine, not another bribe)
Tsaernev Had Many Gunshot Wounds When Brought in to Hospital
Head, neck, legs and hands all hit
No Ricin Found in Home of Poisoned Mailing Suspect
No ingredients found and no evidence on his computer of having researched how to make the substance
Federal Hacking Case with No Hacking Goes to Jury
Man being tried for accessing a database he was given the password to
CISPA Supporters Dramatically Outspent Foes
Some businesses have huge financial incentives in freeing themselves from privacy liabilities
Flights Start Seeing Delays on East Coast
Sequestration furloughs blamed as FAA keeps planes down
