Petraeus Returns to D.C. in Silence After Apologizing for Affair
VIDEO: See the former CIA director's reaction to questions on Hagel, North Korea.
New EPA Tier 3 Regulations Threaten to Drive Up Gas Prices
"The Obama Administration is modeling our regulations after California, which has the worst economy in the nation."
LAPD’s New ‘Lieutenants List’ and the ‘Club’
There is something wrong with a police promotional system that rewards so many who go to such great lengths to avoid doing police work.
Do Background Checks for Gun Purchases Actually Work?
With so much case study available, you would think advocates could show us more convincing evidence.
Administration Suddenly on Alert About ‘Bellicose’ North Korea
Hagel claims new defenses, B-2 runs not a "knee-jerk reaction," but this is the White House that wouldn't put Pyongyang back on the terror list.
The EPA’s ‘Make Sure Nothing Gets Done Unless We Like It’ Mandate
Obama is about to carry out his State of the Union "climate change" threat.
Proposed Fixes to Dodd-Frank Highlight Ongoing Battle over Financial Regulation
Regulators identified the complex and interconnected nature of the numerous rules as the main reason for delay.
‘Both Sides of Sun Tzu’: A Navy SEAL and Teacher on School Security
Specific recommendations, not grandstanding.
DOMA Rally Mix: Conservatives Backing Gay Marriage, Chaplains Fearing Religious Freedom at Risk
“Many of my friends in college who are gay are also either Republican or libertarian,” said one college student.
DOMA: A Question of Federalism or Equal Protection?
Supreme Court hears arguments on Clinton-era statute as Roberts questions Obama and the "courage of his convictions" for enforcing DOMA while calling it invalid.
Twitter Caves to Vladimir Putin, Censors Content Within Russia
Appeasing the dictator, 140 characters at a time.
Senate GOPs Make Tactical Move in Allowing Fair Pay Language
Some form of the Paycheck Fairness Act has been around for 15 years, and it will likely linger on the Hill for much longer.
Foes and Proponents of Gay Marriage Demonstrate Outside Court
“I believe that everyone has the right to make their husband as miserable as I do,” read one poster held by a woman.
Of Procreation and Labels: Supreme Court Hears Prop. 8 Challenge
Justice Kennedy: "The problem with the case is that you're really asking...for us to go into uncharted waters."
Broken Cyprus Bows to Its New Eurozone Masters
The small island nation is the latest victim of the floundering single currency. Also read: Eurozone Chief: Cyprus Bank Account Raids are Just the Beginning
Largest U.S. Muslim Group Features Terror in Flagship Publication
The Islamic Society of North America fills its literature with jihadist organizations and individuals.
What Intel Did the White House Miss By Whisking Abu Ghaith Into Federal Court?
Committee chairmen chide Obama: "Blinding ourselves to possible intelligence about terrorism threats does not make them go away."
‘Seasonally Adjusted’: Is Housing Market Improving, or Not?
Five years of the Obama economy render the government's seasonally adjusted numbers virtually worthless.
Small Businesses Brace for Healthcare Law’s Effects
For better or for worse? Wrestling with tax credits, penalties, and tough decisions.
Three Years Later, More Questions than Answers About Obamacare
How many people will simply throw up their hands and give up trying to deal with the new law? Also read: Stop the Presses: Senate Passes First Budget in Four Years
In Syria, Western Illusions Lead to Ill-Advised Action
Take Ghassan Hitto, the U.S. supported rebel leader with ties to jihadists.
Will Quantico Tragedy Steer Gun-Control Efforts Toward Military?
Policy makers casting suspicious eyes on the states of mind of service members already was a subplot in the broader debate.
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