New Jersey School District Proposes Random Alcohol and Drug Tests For High School Students
Could be forced into counseling if they test positive
Politics
Amnesty International: Homophobic Attacks in Sub-Saharan Africa at Dangerous Levels
Many governments have criminalized homosexual relationships and behavior
Rep. Issa Subpoenas Four State Department Officials
Part of investigation into attack on American consulate in Benghazi
Brazilian President Promises Referendum on Political Reform
Trying to stop nationwide protests
Kerry Discussing Syria With Saudi Officials
Saudi Arabia has been sending weapons to rebels
Snowden's Travels Not Helping US Relations With China and Russia
Obama had hoped to improve relations during his presidency
Russian Foreign Minister Denies Snowden Entered Russia
Exact whereabouts of the NSA whistleblower remain unknown
Christian-Conservative Nebraska Politician Took Donations from Adult Store Owner
As long as you moan, "oh, god," it's all good
Hypocritical Class Warfare in the Massachusetts Senate Race
Billionaire hedge fund Democrats attack "Wall Street insider" Republican.
Poll: 44 Percent Turned to Family, Friends For Help After Hurricane Sandy, Only 16 Percent to the Feds, Even Less to State Governments, Didn't Find Those Helpful
19 percent of those reaching out to the federal government found it helpful
Poll: Family, Community Key to Hurricane Sandy Survival, Not Government
FEMA was not the savior
Rand Paul Won't Support Current Immigration Bill
Because it doesn't include amendment over secure borders
Half of Americans Support Government-Funded Political Campaigns
Subsidies for media outlets, political consultants
Meet the Libertarian Running for Governor of Virginia
Robert Sarvis, a lawyer-turned-economist-turned-techie, aims to be Virginia's next governor.
Supreme Court to Hear Recess Appointments Challenge
President Obama bypassed the Senate to place people on the National Labor Relations Board
Edward Snowden a No-Show For Flight to Havana
NSA whistleblower playing catch me if you can with the U.S. government
Rand Paul: Edward Snowden "Told The Truth in the Name of Privacy," James Clapper Lied "In Defiance of the Law"
One's been branded a traitor the other one's on government payroll
Liberal Activists at Netroots Irritated About Obama's Spying Scandal
Too little too late, if Obama's actions surprise you you haven't been paying attention
Texas Set to Pass Expansive Abortion Restrictions
Some Republicans looking to Psalm 139:13-14
Motives Aside, the NSA Should Not Spy on Us
We may have more to fear from spies acting out of patriotic zeal than those acting out of power lust or economic interest.
Edward Snowden Leaves Hong Kong
Hong Kong says U.S. extradition request didn't contain enough information
Pelosi Booed By Liberal Activists Over Comments About Edward Snowden
Said the NSA whistleblower broke laws
Obama Planning To Bypass Congress on Climate Change
Will outline climate change plan on Tuesday
US Asking Hong Kong To Extradite Snowden
Hong Kong and the U.S signed an extradition treaty in 1998.
