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I’ve just spoken to Andrew Breitbart, the proprietor of Big Government--the website which published and promoted James O’Keefe’s undercover sting of ACORN

One point about this Iraqi Interior Ministry raid conducted by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s forces. I noticed my reporting about it earlier today had a fair

PHILADELPHIA -- With a steady stream of info on Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin -- including a torrent from TWI’s own Laura McGann, now on the scene in Alaska --

Google is planning to fork over about $200 million in an initial investment to help build a massive set of power lines along the East Coast that would help move

The administration insists there is no constitutional right to humane treatment by U.S. authorities outside the United States.

Climate chief Sir Nicholas Stern tells us to go vegetarian; conservative bloggers cry radical wacko. The SuperFreakonomics authors shrug off criticism on the

A controversial bill that would have made it a crime to take photographs of ag facilities in Florida has met its demise for this session, but similar legislation remains a possibility in Minnesota and Iowa.

In the acknowledgments of Going Rogue, Sarah Palin gives a hearty and extended thanks to conservative media figures, using only their first names. To some

John Conyers (D-Detroit) could have a tough time keeping a seat in Congress under the Republican redistricitng plan that is expected to be approved by Gov. Rick Snyder. Politico reports: The redistricting plan crafted by Michigan Republicans tears Conyers’s strongholds of Detroit’s West Side and Highland Park out of the 14th District and sticks him with hundreds of thousands of new constituents in nearby Oakland County and the wealthy lakeside Grosse Pointe communities.

I covered Eric Holder’s Senate Judiciary Committee testimony yesterday, so I was unable to cover a fascinating and near-simultaneous hearing on Iran in the

We’re still waiting to hear what’s happening in Vienna, where Iran is negotiating with the international community over whether to allow 75 percent of its

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For the second time in 12 months, the Los Angeles Times published a comprehensive evaluation of teachers within the Los Angeles Unified School District last

The Republican National Committee emails reporters to announce a hefty fundraising haul for June that leaves it with $23.7 million in the bank, a solid amount

It’s Kazakh Independence Day! Quoth the secretary of state: On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I congratulate the people of

Some important news from Andy Barr: The South Carolina Republican Party announced Monday that it’s uniting with tea party groups in the state to share

Bloomberg’s long-standing Freedom of Information Act request for a look at who in the financial system took part in the Fed’s now-secret $2 trillion loan

Rep. Allen West, R-Fort Lauderdale (Pic by Debra Todd, via Facebook) The American Conservative Union announced today that Rep. Allen West , R-Fort Lauderdale, will be a featured speaker at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, which will be held in February in Washington, D.C.

You know, spending a lot of time dredging through the public record on torture is a rather depleting exercise. So it’s a glass of lemonade in a desert to read

Sen. David Vitter, (R-LA), is doing everything he can to keep his earmark-loving reputation alive by seeking roughly $1.1 billion earmarks in the federal 2010

U.S. District Judge Ellen Huvelle this morning denied the government’s attempt to further delay the hearing of Guantanamo Bay prisoner Mohammed Jawad and, as