Boston May Ban Children From UFC Events
Boston strong?
Politics
Florida Governor to Seek Supreme Court Injunction Against Georgia Over Water Flow
How much water's allowed into Apalachicola River has been a point of contention for decades
Jesse Jackson Jr. Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison, Wife Gets 12
Jackson asked to be given his wife's time so that his children wouldn't have both parents in jail
LA County Sheriff's Department Loses Fed-Issued M-16 Rifle
LA has been suspended from the feds' military surplus program
The Third-Party Catch-22
The lack of coverage for Libertarian candidates isn't just bad journalism. It makes for bad politics as well.
Clinton Foundation Moves Headquarters From Harlem to Midtown Manhattan
Preparing to be nerve center for Hillary Clinton's public life and likely 2016 campaign
Jesse Jackson Jr. Cries at Sentencing Hearing: "I am the example for the whole Congress"
Asks judge not to give wife jail time so as to spare his children
Maine Hospitals Suing Federal Government For Alleged Medicare Underpayments
Say reimbursement rate was miscalculated
How Government Violates the Fourth Amendment Rights of Renters
A case of constitutional abuse from Rochester, New York.
Turkey's President Says Crackdown on Protesters in Egypt is "Completely Unacceptable"
Not a fan of the recent coup
Egyptian Authorities Declare State of Emergency
Dozens killed in clashes between pro-Morsi supporters and security forces
Rand Paul on Palin Endorsement: "What's Not To Love?"
Former Alaska governor took the Kentucky senator's side in a recent spat with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie
Israel Launches Airstrike on Gaza in Response to Rocket Fire From Hamas
Attacks come ahead of peace talks
Iraq Kurds Look To Baghdad for Assistance in Fight With Al Qaeda
Conflict in Syria not helping
Anthony Weiner Denies He Knows Anything About Hillary Clinton's Potential 2016 Campaign
Said he knew what his wife's role would be
Soumaila Cisse Concedes Defeat in Mali's Presidential Election
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has won the first presidential election in Mali since the French-led intervention
EU Reportedly Considering Plans for a Single Telecoms Regulator
The EU Commission is already working on proposals for a single telecoms market
North Korea and South Korea Agree To Reopen Industrial Park
No date for reopening announced
Anthony Weiner Drops to Fourth Place in Democratic Race for NYC Mayor
Was in the lead at one point
Bloomberg Says NYC Will Appeal Stop and Frisk Ruling
The practice was recently ruled unconstitutional
House Democrats Want Their Views To Be Taken Into Account During Budget Negotiations
Don't want the White House making deals unilaterally
Kerry Says it Would Be Best for Israel Not To Make Settlement Announcements During Peace Talks
The Construction of 900 new settlement units was recently approved
Rubio Hoping To Re-Energize Work on Immigration Reform
Warning Republicans Obama could take on the issue himself
Cory Booker Wins Special Democratic Senate Primary in New Jersey
Hoping to take seat left vacant after Sen. Frank Lautenberg died
Bahrain Increases Security Ahead of Anti-Government Protests
Activists want protesters to meet near the U.S. embassy, which has been temporarily closed
Many Reportedly Killed as Protest Camps in Cairo Are Cleared
The Muslim Brotherhood is claiming that more than 100 are dead
Clapper Won't Be Overseeing Surveillance Review, Though That May Just Be a Small Comfort
A review of the NSA's surveillance managed by the executive branch can't really be called "independent"
San Diego Mayor Responds to Recall Effort
Wants to move forward, not backward. No mention of whether residents should be twirling toward freedom.
For Obama, Words Conceal the Indefensible
How the president uses language as a cover for the abuse of power.
Jesse Walker Discusses The United States of Paranoia on C-SPAN
An interview about his new book.
Jesse Walker Discusses The United States of Paranoia on C-SPAN
An interview about his new book.
