Dependence on Military Spending Leaves Some States Vulnerable to Defense Cuts
It's never wise to rely on Uncle Sugar
Policy
Federal Government Assigns Itself the Task of Reviving Manufacturing
Because it's so good at picking winners
Obama and Neocons Seem Aligned in Pushing for Problematic Syrian Involvement
Shift in policy expected despite rise of Jihadist influences in the conflict.
Senate GOP Considers Granting Unilateral Budgetary Powers to President
Not clear on where that lies in the Constitution ...
PA School District Slammed Over Discriminatory Internet Filter
Intolerant of tolerance and intolerance, both
Eric Holder and Prison Guard Unions Agree: Sequestration Would Do Too Much Harm to the Prison Industrial Complex
Guards who will soon experience brief furloughs want to know, "Why aren't the inmates suffering more?"
Bernanke Stays the Course With QE3
The dollar will soon come in convenient rolls for the bathroom
Supreme Court Hearing Alabama Voting Law Case
Alabama county officials no longer want to have to seek approval before changing election law
Soldiers Can Expect a Straight-Talking Secretary of Defense
Speaking to enlisted soldiers Chuck Hagel said, "You'll always know that you have a secretary of defense that will deal straight with you. I'll be honest. I'll be direct. I'll expect the same from you."
Father of Newtown Shooting Victim Wants a Ban on Assault Weapons
Made the comments during testimony before the the Senate Judiciary Committee
Canadian Supreme Court Says Anti-Gay Leaflets Are Hate Speech
But says only two of the four leaflets in question were hate speech, the other two were said to be "offensive"
Head of Mexican Teachers' Union Arrested
Accused of using funds for plastic surgery and to buy a house in San Diego
Police Chief Slams Sen. Graham During Gun Hearing
Says the senator was wrong about background checks
House Chairman Against Background Checks Being Part of Gun Control Bill
Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) thinks the requirement would unnecessarily hassle most citizens
Poll: Most Voters Think Raising Taxes Will Hurt the Economy
Only 27 percent think cuts will hurt
Keeping Police Outside Ecuadorian Embassy in London Costs Millions
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is still in the embassy, trying to avoid extradition to Sweden.
French Forces Engaged in Heavy Fighting in Northern Mali
Fighting Islamic militants in mountains
Libertarians' Awkward Bedfellows
Coulter's comments may have been harsh, but she has a point.
Coloradan Trangendered Girl Fighting to Use Girls' Bathroom at School
School district worried impact on other students and teachers
European Ministers Back Plan to Stop Dumping Fish
Chucking tons of fish from fishing boats not that good for the environment
John Kerry: Syrian Rebels Need More Assistance
Did not say if the U.S. was planning on sending additional aid
Obama to Meet With House and Senate Leaders Friday
Last ditch effort to avoid spending cuts
Chris Christie Medicaid Decision Yields Praise From Democrats
NJ governor said he's no fan of Obamacare but opting in to Medicaid expansion was right move for "fiscal and public health"
