While Congress debates the merits of spending tens of millions of dollars to add missile interceptors on the East Coast while increasing the number already in place out West, a long-running developmental Army radar system is packing up and heading for Maryland.
Just days after saying the same thing in an interview at the Capital last Tuesday, Sen. Lindsey Graham R-SC) again said in front of a friendly audience at a conference put on by the Christians United for Israel that he [will] introduce a resolution for the authorization for the use of Military force in Iran.
New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner is “a very sick puppy,” and the city doesn’t need him as a leader, says businessman Donald Trump.
The Internal Revenue Service is pursuing tax enforcement cases against companies over the issue of “stateless income,” a senior agency official said on Wednesday in a reference to corporate profits that are not taxed by any country.
Democratic lawmakers pushing to close the terrorist detention center at Guantanamo Bay argued on Wednesday that the costs of keeping it open are prohibitive due to unsustainable federal deficits.
North Carolina is on the verge of approving concealed carry in bars and restaurants where alcohol is served, as long as the businesses don’t forbid it.
A plan to restore lower interest rates on most college loans won Senate approval Wednesday, despite objections from a bloc of Democrats who warned it could ultimately increase the cost of a degree for many students.
Potential assassins have threatened the life of Jimmy Carter multiple times since he left the White House in 1981, making the one-term Georgian the most threatened former president in history, according to a new book about John F. Kennedy and his assassination 50 years ago.
President Barack Obama continues to talk about the number of days he has left in office. He must know we’re counting . . .
Clearly, the natives are restless in the Majority Leader’s home state. Can McConnell survive a primary challenge?