Edward Snowden Facing Tough Choices While in Hiding
A few countries in Asia, Russia, and Iceland are potential destinations for the NSA whistleblower
Politics
German High Court Considering the Constitutionality of ECB Bond Buying Plan
Could rattle markets
Senate Gets Rid of One Farm Subsidy, Adds Another
Farm Bill passed with bipartisan majority
Glenn Beck and Michael Moore Call NSA Whistleblower a "Hero"
Edward Snowden picking up support from the left and the right
Obama Administration Will Scrap Age Restrictions For Morning After Pill
DOJ complying with court ruling
FDR's Friend in New York
How Franklin Roosevelt and Fiorello La Guardia transformed the American state.
First Woman to Represent Nevada in Congress Dead at 91
Barbara Vucanovich served seven terms
Top Intelligence Officials to Speak Before Congress Tuesday
There will be questions. Lots of questions.
Nepotism at Energy Department Cited in Report
Any federal agency out there that isn't a big mess?
Unanimous Supreme Court Allows Raisin Farmers to Challenge New Deal-Era Farm Control Law
Takings Clause challenge will proceed in 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Obama's Last Gasp at a Legacy
As his potency dwindles, the president should ease up on pot prohibition
Newark Mayor Cory Booker Ahead of Other Democrats in Primary for NJ Senate Race
Enjoying 53 percent support
How Regulators Enticed Verizon to Sell Out Customers to the NSA
The telecompany's explanation for colluding with the FBI, FCC, DOD, etc.
Russian Legislators Considering Ban on Foreign Same-Sex Couples From Adopting Russian Children
Lower house of the Duma will vote on the legislation next week
Iceland's Government May Not Help NSA Whistleblower
New prime ministers closer to Washington than his predecesor
Democratic Senators Ready To Sacrifice Positions on Guns, Gay Marriage, To Pass Immigration Bill
Principles losing out to political reality
German Defense Chief Under Pressure To Step Down Over Drone Project
Accused of withholding information
The Guardian Wants to Be "the international liberal journalistic outlet"
British newspaper at center of reporting on American civil liberties scandal
State Department May Have Covered Up Allegations of Illegal Behavior
According to leaked memo
Scandal Du Jour: State Department Accused of Interfering in Serious Misconduct Investigations
Accusations of sexual assault, consorting with prostitutes, and drug use
New Jersey Considers Allowing Police to Search Cellphones After Car Crashes
No reason given why the cops couldn't wait till they get a warrant
40 Percent of Americans Want Cuts in Food Stamp Program
24 percent want it to stay the same, 24 percent want an increase
