What are Democrats going to say about ObamaCare? It seems a little late to be asking that about a law passed four years ago this month, but that’s the central question of the midterm contests now underway.
Lois Lerner’s reassertion of the privilege against self-incrimination at the March 5 hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is problematic and could subject her to a contempt charge.
Matthew Morgan was crumpled on the pavement lying in a pool of blood. Bones had torn through his flesh. His left foot was nearly severed. As he lapsed into and out of consciousness, a jarring thought crossed the Baptist preacher’s mind: he no longer had health insurance.
Joe Miller expressed disbelief at the Washington-based Club for Growth’s endorsement of Dan Sullivan in the Alaska senate race earlier today.
It seems a lobbyist’s work is never done.
The sectarian strife that has rent apart Syria’s delicate multi-ethnic fabric has spawned a severe humanitarian crisis and driven 2.5 million refugees into neighboring countries.
Stung by internal security lapses, U.S. intelligence officials plan to use a sweeping electronic system to continually monitor workers with secret clearances.
Is President Big Spender, really in a position to tell people how to allocate their money?
At issue is how Senate Intelligence Committee staffers obtained portions of a sensitive internal CIA study named the ‘Panetta report.’ The committee chairman, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, mentioned a possible whistle-blower.
Representative asks floor during stirring speech: “How does going from being a senator to a president rewrite the Constitution?”