Help Kids with Cancer? Reid Asks: ‘Why Would We Want to do That?’
When asked why the Senate wouldn’t try to help “one child who has cancer” by approving a mini-spending bill, Harry Reid shot back: “Why would we want to do that?”
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When asked why the Senate wouldn’t try to help “one child who has cancer” by approving a mini-spending bill, Harry Reid shot back: “Why would we want to do that?”
The health-care law, starting Jan. 1, will begin driving up marginal tax rates—well above 50% for many.
The IRS is still collecting taxes during the government shutdown, but it isn’t sending refunds — and it also has stopped complying with a subpoena to turn over documents to members of Congress who are investigating the agency’s targeting of tea party groups.
Say hello to Obamacare phones.
Sounds like hyperbole, right? Well, depends upon your perspective after you read what I have to say.
While the nation’s political class has been fixated on a government shutdown in Washington this week, the NSA has continued to spy on all Americans and by its ambiguity and shrewd silence seems to be acknowledging slowly that the scope of its spying is truly breathtaking.
A businessman claims he is almost struck by a helicopter-like drone as it came in for a crash landing. Retrieved drone footage doesn’t make things any clearer.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the appointment of an independent monitor and a community advisory board to ensure that an Arizona sheriff is complying with constitutional requirements after finding his office engages in racial profiling.
It’s possible for a law to be really stupid, but still constitutional, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said Wednesday in a lecture at Tufts University.
An Arizona man dialed 911 to report that his girlfriend has caught on fire in a freak accident – only to hear peals of laughter on the other end of the line.
