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Public Policy Polling has published a follow-up to their numbers released Tuesday that showed all Texas Republicans in a strong position to hold the seat now

It turns out $20 billion may not be enough to compensate the victims of the massive Gulf oil spill. Kenneth Feinberg, the White House appointee charged with

Media Matters does a good rundown on a conservative meme that had, frankly, perplexed me -- fear of President Obama banning sport fishing.

Former U.S. Rep.

Benjamin Hartman of Ha’aretz conducted a strange, semi-credulous interview with birther/fraudster Orly Taitz, who’s in Israel for a month, and rather

Orly Taitz, who really seems to be staring down the end of her 15 minutes of fame, has filed a motion of reconsideration in Barnett et al v. Obama et al, her

Today, Gallup released a weekly survey of consumer spending -- a good metric to keep an eye on, as it accounts for around 60 percent of the U.S. economy.

The House approved a three-week continuing resolution on Tuesday, according to Roll Call. The stopgap spending measure, which passed 271-158, will keep the

Rep. Chip Cravaack is facing yet another ad campaign from progressive groups.

Well, this doesn’t look good. CIA Director-designate Leon Panetta was supposed to have his confirmation hearing before the Senate Select Committee on

In forests across the state on Nov. 5, Minnesotans will perch in tree strands in anticipation of the state’s deer hunting opener, but in St. Cloud, supporters of Ron Paul will be packed into the St

Dale Robertson, a Tea Party activist who operates TeaParty.org, is getting stung for an old photo -- taken at the Feb. 27, 2009 Tea Party in Houston -- in which

As prepared for delivery: I am honored to be in the timeless city of Cairo, and to be hosted by two remarkable institutions. For over a thousand years,

Politico published an article Wednesday detailing the early moves by potential Republican 2012 presidential candidates to curry favor with elected politicians

Rand Paul, the son of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), is touting the first public poll on the GOP primary for next year’s U.S. Senate race. According to the survey,

I just got off the phone with David Brian Brown, the St. Louis, Mo., lawyer who has appeared with Kenneth Gladney, the black man who claims he was beaten up by

The major investigation of the Fort Hood shooting is a joint law-enforcement effort led by the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division and supported by the FBI.

At the heart of the current foreclosure fraud scandal is an obscure piece of paper -- dramatically titled the note -- that proves how much a borrower owes a

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that a survey by the Georgia Restaurant Association revealed widespread worker shortages in the state’s $14.1 billion