Dems Line Up Support for Lynch as AG
Top Senate Democrats are starting to rally around the possible selection of Loretta Lynch, a U.S. attorney in Brooklyn, as President Obama’s choice to replace Eric Holder as attorney general.
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Federal Sites Leaked the Locations of People Seeking AIDS Services for Years
Providers of AIDS-related health services have said they were concerned about the privacy of those seeking care but believed the same standards should apply, no matter the condition that prompts inquiries.
A Creepy Website Is Streaming From 73,000 Private Security Cameras
It shouldn’t be so easy to peer into a stranger’s bedroom, much less hundreds of strangers’ bedrooms.
Parents Torture and Beat 3-Year-Old Boy to Death for Not Eating His Breakfast
The pro-life movement has long said abortion has a slippery slope that leads to an overall disrespect for human life.
Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Traditional Marriage; Stage Set for Supreme Court Intervention
A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld anti-gay marriage laws in four states, breaking ranks with other courts that have considered the issue and setting up the prospect of Supreme Court review.
Boehner Wants Immigration Reform: ‘It Is Just Time to Deal With It’ (+video)
House Speaker John Boehner said at a press conference today that “it is just time to deal with” the issue of immigration reform, indicating he hopes to enact an immigration law in the coming year.
Obama Admin Releases Another Gitmo Detainee Originally Deemed 'Too Dangerous to Release'
The Obama administration released one of Guantanamo Bay’s longest-serving prisoners on Wednesday.
Border Stat Posted, and Then Removed
Now some are questioning whether that decision was an example of the Obama administration playing politics with public information.
IRS Admits it Has Not Looked for Lerner’s Missing Emails on IRS Computer Servers
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) attorneys have admitted in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia that the IRS failed to search any of its standard computer systems for Lois Lerner’s missing emails.
More Than 600 US Military Reported Chemical Exposure in Iraq, Pentagon Acknowledges
Military officers said the previously unacknowledged data was discovered when, at Mr. Hagel’s prodding, the Army’s Public Health Command examined its collection of standardized medical-history surveys.