If Mitt Romney wins the presidency, he won’t be the first commander in chief whom his wife has seen in a compromising position. During a taping of “Live! With Kelly and Michael,” potential first lady Ann Romney said she once walked in on former President George W. Bush.
Ratings firm Egan-Jones cut its credit rating on the U.S. government to “AA-” from “AA,” citing its opinion that quantitative easing from the Federal Reserve would hurt the U.S. economy and the country’s credit quality.
King salmon fisheries in major Alaska watersheds have been declared failures by the U.S. Department of Commerce, making commercial fishermen eligible for disaster relief.
According to Lebanon News, the US Ambassador to Libya was brutally raped prior to his murder yesterday. Read this rough Google Translate from the Arabic site.
Pastor Terry Jones, the Koran-burning pastor from Florida, was contacted by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff several days ago and asked not to post the trailer of the video, “The Innocence of Muslims.” Read what Jones did here.
On the last night of the Democratic National Convention, a retired Navy four-star took the stage to pay tribute to veterans. Behind him, on a giant screen, the image of four hulking warships reinforced his patriotic message. But somebody made a very big mistake.
Obama invited Muslim Brotherhood-backed Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi to meet him in New York next week, right after publicly snubbing a request from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with him.
An anti-terrorism law was struck down Wednesday by a federal judge who said she saw legitimate fears in claims by journalists, scholars and political activists that they could face indefinite detention for exercising First Amendment rights.
Several GOP Electoral College members are looking for someone other than Romney to cast their votes for. Joe Miller’s wife, Kathleen, one of three Alaskan electors, was interviewed for this Associated Press article.
Al Qaeda has released a new video of American hostage Warren Weinstein, former Peace Corps volunteer, delivering a personal message to Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu.