Edward J. Snowden, the fugitive American security contractor granted temporary asylum by Russia, has appealed to Washington to stop treating him like a traitor for revealing that the United States has been eavesdropping on its allies.
Millions of Americans will be expected to make do with less as of Friday, as $5 billion in cuts to the US food stamp program takes effect.
The US auto industry extended its steady gains in October despite economic uncertainty caused by a government shutdown.
Harry Reid said we all want to pay more taxes, so the GOP should help make it happen, beginning with Reid’s own “rich people.”
Hakimullah Mehsud killed when missile struck compound in village near capital of North Waziristan.
Dr. Savage warned listeners not to be distracted by the disastrous rollout of the Obamacare website.
A news photograph from Friday taken in the normally placid suburban community of Roseville, east of Sacramento, was shocking. A California Highway Patrol officer was pointing a rifle at a motorist stopped at a checkpoint, as police searched for an armed parolee who had injured some of their colleagues. It seemed reminiscent of an occupying army.
On Friday’s program, radio host Rush Limbaugh put the Obamacare rollout fiasco into historical perspective, declaring that in many ways, the current scandal is worse than Watergate.
Bill Clinton trotted out a crude anatomical joke about President Obama, saying “he’s luckier than a dog with two d—-” to describe his comeback in last year’s presidential election, according to a new book.
A gunman armed with an assault rifle entered a terminal at Los Angeles International Airport today, killed a TSA agent, and penetrated deep into the terminal before he was captured by police.