Supreme Court to Take Up Voter ID Case
Arizona law will remain suspended in the meantime
Policy
Protesters at Debate Want Discussion of Gun Violence, Incarceration Rate
Too much in both cases, they say
White House Considering Strikes on Libya
If they can find who was responsible for Benghazi attack
Tester Slams Company for Closing Plant Instead of Swallowing Regulatory Costs
It's your fault if red-tape compliance is too expensive
Houston City Workers Collect Pay for Screwing Around
And shopping, and running businesses ...
Subsidies Lure Musicians — to Nashville
Why ever would a banjo-strummer go there on his or her own dime?
Two Texans Arrested For Publishing Cop's Facebook Photo
"Retaliation" carries up to ten years in the slammer
On Taxes, Paul Ryan Debates Mitt Romney
The next debate should be between Romney and his running mate, about what exactly is in their tax plan.
In Guantánamo, ACLU Asks for Open Torture Testimony
The feds want to keep their conduct quiet
Elon Musk Under IRS Scrutiny
His company received lots of subsidy money from the Obama administration
Leaked Canada-EU Treaty Revives Copyright Overkill
Similar measures were defeated by the European Parliament
High School Lets Accused Sex Offender Chaperone Field Trip
Over the objections of the alleged victim
Court Rulings Against Voter ID Leave Issue Alive
The legal basis for the laws remains in place
U.S. Approves of EU Sanctions on Iran
Original ideas on dealing with Iran's nuclear ambitions left wanting
Massachusetts Voters to Decide on "Death With Dignity" Question
Vote on whether the terminally ill should be able to end their own life
Swiss Ready For Euro Unrest
Rumblings in the Nobel Peace Prize recipient is making some neighbors nervous
Obamacare vs. the Current Flawed System
The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof's tale of woe shows why real health-care reform is still needed.
Catalonia Leader Might Call on the Big Boys in Independence Dispute
Artur Mas might look to the EU for help
Pentagon Fears Weapon Proliferation in Syria
Mass of small arms floating around the Middle East is making some nervous
Most Think Storming of Benghazi Consulate Will Hurt Obama in November
Support for the administration's response down nine percent from mid-September
Geeks Winning the Wage Race
In economic recovery IT workers are seeing faster wage growth than other sectors
Homophobic Sentiment on the Rise in Russia
St. Petersburg recently passed a law banning "homosexual propaganda"
Obama and Romney Close in Polls Ahead of Town Hall Debate
The two candidates will take questions from undecided voters
