GWU National Security Archive Says DOJ Evaluation of FOIA Compliance Too Rosy
The government's track record on FOIA requests is much murkier than advertised
The government's track record on FOIA requests is much murkier than advertised
The mayor of Chicago was formerly President Obama's chief of staff.
The past several weeks have made one thing crystal-clear: Our country faces unmitigated disaster if the Other Side wins.
Mitt Romney called the comments inexcusable
Claims to have made a eighty three percent decrease.
Despite skepticism from economists and colleagues Merkel remains open to the plan.
The presumptive GOP nominee once supported the sort of work requirement waiver he is attacking Obama for.
Park Geun-Hye will run as the New Frontier Party candidate.
A member of Egypt's constituent assembly also said that Egypt was being ruled bu Islam, not democracy.
Officials claim that the country cannot handle more than one hundred thousand Syrian refugees.
Mursi allegedly told Hamas leadership that Egypt and the Palestinians are on "the same side".
Report comes at the beginning of a week of European negotiations on the euro-crisis.
Vice President still feeling the backlash from last week's "back in chains" comment.
iPad in hand the presumptive GOP presidential nominee read at a Latter-Day Saints service.
If foreign-born students have done everything to qualify for higher education, why shouldn't they be allowed to pursue it on the same terms as their peers?
Police remain poised outside Ecuador's embassy in London.
Embarrassing details unveiled, no illegal activity discovered.
Because ... magic? Claire McCaskill helped this guy become her opponent, for good reason
Subsidies, stimulus, regulations, protectionism, trade restrictions, government-bank collusion, zoning, bailouts and more do not equal a "free" market.
A Texas namesake helps the Libertarian Prez candidate fight Michigan's attempt to throw him off the ballot.
Congress says, screw it. It was good enough for Augustus.
"Both campaigns should be looking over their shoulders," says Joe Trippi
High joblessness is usually considered to ding the incumbent's prospects
An interview with Jayson Lusk, whose new report indicates most Americans want more food police
Says reducing days of early voting discourages African-Americans.
We're almost certainly not yet living in the Panopticon. But any step in that direction-even if it's well-spun marketing-speak-is worth watching.
His gaffes are becoming opposition fodder.
First time a house member has been tossed in more than a century.
You can choose between debt and spending or debt and spending
He has a long legislative history that's getting an even longer look
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