The nation’s top military commander painted a dark picture Tuesday of future U.S. defense capabilities clouded by shrinking Pentagon budgets and adversaries’ technological advances that he said would erode American battlefield superiority.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will appear on the Nobel committee’s agenda for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, possibly alongside several Russian dissidents.
The tax reform plan from Michigan Rep. Dave Camp was unimaginable as a Republican document just a few years ago, the result of a shifting political landscape that has seen the triumph of President Obama’s tax message and the influence of conservative populism.
An Alabama Democrat with a history of making incendiary racial remarks claimed that Republicans wouldn’t oppose abortion “if their daughter got pregnant by a black man.”
When Republican Mitt Romney said in one of the 2012 presidential debates that Russia was America’s greatest “geopolitical adversary,” he was right, said Rep. Paul Ryan, Romney’s running mate.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Tuesday compared recent actions by Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Ukraine to those implemented by Adolf Hitler in the late 1930s.
FOR FIVE YEARS, President Obama has led a foreign policy based more on how he thinks the world should operate than on reality.
Three third-grade students at a Sonora elementary school were busted for smoking pot in the school’s bathroom last week.
It appears bitcoin’s recent turmoil has claimed its first life.
The zombie apocalypse of “The Walking Dead” and “World War Z” has invaded academia, with students and professors studying the culture of the living dead. Zombie scholar Kyle Bishop explains the trend on Lunch Break.