Libertarian Candidate Not Invited to Final Virginia Gubernatorial Debate
Robert Sarvis short of the 10 percent threshold
Robert Sarvis short of the 10 percent threshold
Rollout didn't go as planned
As many as 190 in August offensive
Were halted because of the government shutdown
Situation in the U.S. has many around the world worried
Oct. 17 deadline looming
The Guardian planning to keep publishing leaks from the NSA whistleblower
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) says the powers have been abused
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons deciding what device should be used
Shutdown fight in Washington D.C. in its second week
It's time to stop spending like there's no tomorrow.
President Ilham Aliyev reportedly won 85 percent of the vote
Operation ordered by Musharraf, led to bloody siege
Shutdown in its second week
Intervention began earlier this year
Appointment of conferees expected to be considered by the House today
Says legislation allows for the payments to be made
Expected to visit more than 20 in total
Found guilty of war crimes
Says, "The people here are suffering, they're hurting. A great deal of that hurt I accept responsibility for"
Jay Carney responding to news of GOP debt limit increase proposal
Has been very critical of president's handling of partial government shutdown
Eleanor Holmes Norton goes to bat for her constituents
America's hostile attitude undercuts Iranian moderates and bolstered the hardliners
May not get enough Republican support
Debt payments will be made but it'll be like a "default" in the general sense, he says
Republicans willing to keep DC's municipal government out of the crossfire
Neuroscientist Carl Hart on the fundamental ignorance that shapes our national conversation about drug policy.
Not learning anything by just killing
Doing worse than all eight cities that filed for bankruptcy in last 3 years
Still in charge till January
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