Obama Says He'll Negotiate Once Threats End
But once the threats end, what's the incentive to negotiate?
But once the threats end, what's the incentive to negotiate?
Attempt to get attention about shutdown (as though nobody had noticed)
Will apparently answer questions this time
Comments come after the U.S. seized Abu Anas al-Liby in Tripoli
Says states are where a lot of conservative ideas are being implemented
"There's nothing on the table, nothing off the table"
Says "Congressman Justin Amash has turned his back on our conservative principles by voting against the Paul Ryan Budget..."
Virginia Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli wants the laws back on the books
At least 250 migrants died after their boat sank
Author Harry Veryser on how Austrian economics can fix Motor City.
Meeting day after Putin said Obama was right to cancel APEC
McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission
Only 37 percent would vote in favor of raising the debt ceiling
Could be unveiled today
al-Libi was seized over the weekend, accused of masterminding the attacks on US embassies in Africa in 1998
Leading Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli by nine points
Despite Supreme Court ruling
Arrested by the FBI last week
Says ""Jury service, like voting, is quintessentially a prerogative and responsibility of citizenship"
Believe the proposals to be "flawed"
There have been allegations of fraud
Secretary of state is representing the U.S. after Obama canceled the trip because of the government shutdown
David Cameron looking to promote some members of his party
Aim to govern in a minority with the Progress Party
Clapper flip-flops, furloughs workers
Some homes and private businesses are on federal land
Adly Mansour's first foreign trip as president
The shut-down elements that are attracting much of the news attention turn out to be fairly easily replaceable.
European Union is considering revising export limits on drugs used in executions
Not happy about the security situation
Wendy Davis' Gubernatorial Run in Texas is an early test
Tax increases worked so well for Detroit, right?
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