National Security Adviser Susan Rice kept her cards close when asked Sunday on “60 Minutes” whether the United States would consider granting secrets leaker Edward Snowden amnesty if he promised to stop revealing classified information.
Kid Rock has a message for the cultural police who want to stop people from speaking their mind–or their faith. And it’s more than merely Merry Christmas.
Washington’s new health insurance exchange dispatched a sign-up envoy to one of the city’s gay clubs one recent night to get out the word about Obamacare. It envisioned men mingling on the dance floor, a cocktail in one hand and enrollment information in the other.
Fire departments and other emergency squads say they are still waiting to learn from the IRS whether they will have to pay for volunteers’ medical insurance under ObamaCare and that having to cover such costs would really hurt many small-budget operations.
President Barack Obama told Congress Sunday that he may take further military action to protect Americans trying to evacuate violence-plagued South Sudan.
A man and his 3-year-old son died Sunday after plummeting from a building near Lincoln Center.
The Combat Veterans for Congress announces its endorsement of Joe Miller for the U.S. Senate from Alaska.
Under pressure from Senate Democrats, the President partly suspends the individual mandate.
The widow of the American teacher who was slain in Benghazi says she forgives the attackers that gunned down her husband earlier this month.
Ginger Chapman and her husband, Doug, are sitting on the health care cliff. The cheapest insurance plan they can find through the new federal marketplace in New Hampshire will cost their family of four about $1,000 a month, 12 percent of their annual income of around $100,000 and more than they have ever paid before.