Jack Lew: Congress Accepts White House Debt-Limit Deadline
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said lawmakers had accepted the administration’s deadline for raising the nation’s debt ceiling and that he expected Congress to act before Feb. 7.
Entries by Joe Miller
Is Obama Sacrificing the Senate for Executive Power?
Every time the president talks about taking unilateral action, he risks making it that much harder for Democrats to hold onto the Senate.
How A Divorce Can Boost Health Insurance Subsidies
As the enrollment period continues for health coverage on the state health insurance marketplaces, people continue to have many questions about buying a plan there.
TV Ratings: State of the Union, With 33.3 Million Viewers, Hits 14-Year Low
With final ratings in for the State of the Union address, Nielsen Media puts the grand total just shy of last year’s for a 14-year low.
Report: Obama’s High School Pot Dealer Who He Thanked for the ‘Good Times’ Was Beaten to Death With a Hammer by His Gay Lover
President Obama’s high school pot dealer who he thanked in his yearbook for the ‘good times’ was beaten to death by his lover after a series of fights over flatulence and drugs, MailOnline can reveal today.
Ted Cruz Changes His Mind About Obamacare
During the summer and fall of 2013, Texas senator Ted Cruz repeatedly warned that it would be impossible to repeal Obamacare once Americans began receiving subsidies on January 1, 2014.
Wasserman Schultz: ‘The President Is Going to Have to Use His Executive Authority’ (+video)
Despite criticism of President Barack Obama’s pledge that he will use his executive authority and executive orders to advance his agenda regardless of Congress, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) said the president “should use his executive authority.”
MSNBC Lionizes ‘Action Hero’ Obama as Superman, Washington Crossing the Delaware, and Uncle Sam (+video)
MSNBC airs a bizarre video montage at the beginning of every episode of The Ed Show, but the program was especially outlandish on Monday and Wednesday, depicting President Obama as a series of larger-than-life figures.
$20M and Counting: Feds Tackle Counterfeit Goods Ahead of Super Bowl
The feds have already set a Super Bowl record — by seizing some $20 million worth of phony gear smuggled in from all over the world as Sunday’s game approaches.
Students Stranded on Buses Overnight
Officials in Hoover, Alabama, were sending buses early Wednesday morning to pick up stranded motorists.