At congressional hearing today the IRS chief, Daniel Werfel claims he would like to keep his current healthcare and doesn’t want to be forced into Obamacare.
The F.B.I. has concluded that there was little its agents could have done to prevent the Boston Marathon bombings, according to law enforcement officials, rejecting criticism that it could have better monitored one of the suspects before the attack.
Washington has been abuzz for months over the fear and loathing that Congressional staffers have for Obamacare. Now Obama wants to help them avoid his signature healthcare law.
At the launch of a campaign to deny any further funding for implementation of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, dubbed “You Fund it, You Own It,” Brent Bozell, chairman of ForAmerica, a non-profit 501(c) organization, said Republicans in Congress will be held accountable for their upcoming budget votes.
The Chattanooga Times Free Press editorial page editor who criticized President Obama’s jobs plan courtesy of a Johnny Paycheck song is now out of a job.
As a notorious hacker seeks to distribute “very personal” e-mails sent to Colin Powell by a female Romanian diplomat, the retired general is denying that he engaged in an extramarital affair with the woman while he served as Secretary of State, though he recently advised her to delete all their online exchanges.
An astonishing survey from a veterans group found that 30 per cent of recent military vets have considered committing suicide since returning from active duty.
Ouch. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie turned down an offer by Sen. Rand Paul to join him for a beer and bury the hatchet in their ongoing — and very public — feud.
On the eve of his military trial, accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan released seven pages of handwritten and typed documents in which he explains his relationship with radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki – the first American targeted for death by the CIA – and makes other curious statements.
Several more confirmed cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus infections in the Saudi Kingdom have been recorded, the Ministry of Health said on Thursday, causing real concern to international health experts.