Army National Guard Upset Army Chief of Staff "Disparaged" Them
Ray Odierno said the US couldn't rely any more on national guardsmen while discussing spending
Politics
Newtown: The Moral Panic That Wasn't
A year later, Newtown's legislative legacy is far less dramatic than it might have been.
NAACP PAC, Democrats Oppose Florida Attempt to Remove Non-Citizens From Voter Rolls
Previous attempt halted amid flurry of lawsuits
US: Israel Comments About "Messianic" John Kerry Leaving it Alone are "Offensive"
Israeli defense minister quoted wishing John Kerry would win a Nobel Peace Prize and go home
Insurers Raising Concerns About Obamacare Demographics
Less than 25 percent of enrollees are under 34
Obama Enrollment Continues To Surge
Over 2.1 million Americans signed up in last three months of 2013
US and UK Might Rethink Supporting Rebels in Syria
Trying to pressure the Syrian National Coalition into attending the Geneva 2 peace conference
NJ Lawmakers To Introduce Bill Requiring School Boards To Approve School Closures
Prompted by reorganization of schools in Newark
Obama Urges Congress Not To Impose Sanctions on Iran
A deal relating to Iran's nuclear program was announced over the weekend
Rand Paul Criticized Christie For Sandy Ads in November
New Jersey's Department of Housing and Urban Development inspector general plans to audit the campaign
Could California's Bullet Train Head Back to the Voters?
Another ballot initiative is filed in Sacramento
NJ Legislators Create Panel To Investigate Christie Administration's Lane Closure Scandal
Committee will be bipartisan
Feds Investigating Chris Christie for Spending Federal Post-Sandy Marketing Aid on Tourism Ad That Featured Him and His Family
Feds gave NJ a waiver to spend $25 million in aid on a tourism ad campaign
Chris Christie Should Sell the George Washington Bridge
The best way to run something without political interference is to let someone other than the government run it.
West Virginia Says Water Ban Partially Lifted After Chemical Spill
300,000 people have had to use bottled water
Biden Urges Israelis and Palestinians To Work on Peace Agreement
Says the two sides have the chance to create an "island of stability" in the Middle East
CAR Leader: Looting, Revenge Attacks Over
Around 20 percent of the population have left their home
British Warship To Assist With Disposing of Syria's Chemical Weapons
Says Foreign Secretary William Hague
Another New Jersey Mayor Claims He Was Punished By Christie's Administration
Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop believes some of the governor's commissioners canceled meetings because he didn't endorse Christie for re-election
Supreme Court Justices Skeptical of Obama's Recess Appointment Powers
Heard arguments today
Some Foundations Pledge $330 Million Toward Detroit's Pensions, Art Museum
Pensions could cost up to $3.5 billion alone
Escape From Political Control
Libertarians may need to engage in politics simply to buy as much time as possible to secure permission for exit paths that are not allowed today.
Missouri Bill Would Fine Insurance Companies Who Accept Federal Subsidies
Republican sponsor says federal law prohibits subsidies in states that don't run their own exchanges
Three Months In, Oregon Obamacare Enrollment System Still Not Working
State hired a firm to review
New York State Assemblyman Denies Sexual Harassment, Resigns
Democrat faced multiple accusations of impropriety
