He got mixed reviews at the agency, which he left in 2004 for a consulting job. Some praised his skills, first as an analyst and then as an overseas operative; others considered him a loose cannon.
Missing the debt deadline would force the government to cut about 40 percent of services immediately, while missing the six-month spending deal would mean an even broader shutdown.
Alaska’s plan to stash stockpiles of emergency food in case the state is cut off from supplies by a disaster has hit a bump.
It’s a long way from playing volleyball at Beverly Hills High School to being the most powerful woman in Washington.
A boozed-up traveler on a Kennedy Airport-bound flight was turned into a tape mummy yesterday by fellow passengers who gagged him and bound him to his seat when they got fed up with his drunken shenanigans.
A member of the Saudi Arabian military in the United States for a training mission has been charged with raping a boy in a Strip hotel on New Year’s Eve.
At just two minutes before 12 a.m. this morning, Alaska time, a massive earthquake hit only 66 miles west of Craig, Alaska. Tsunami warnings have issued.
It’s a mixed up, jumbled up, shook up world these days, but especially for sperm donor William Marotta.
A woman hiding in her attic with children shot an intruder multiple times before fleeing to safety Friday.
Iraqi legislators who support al-Maliki have accused Turkey of working with various groups to “wreak havoc” inside Iraq.