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Occupy Wall Street? Sure. Occupy Denver

<p>Today’s installment of the NPR/National Geographic series, &quot;Climate Connections,&quot; may get under the skin of some environmentalists,

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- An interview with Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin by the Christian Broadcasting Network’s David Brody is scheduled to air on The 700 Club over

Cause where I live, it’s ... terrible! The American Lung Association just released its 2009 State of the Air report, which assesses the air quality across

Montana has established its own command center for dealing with Exxon Mobil’s Yellowstone River pipeline spill after reporters and state officials said Exxon restricted them from joint command session meetings. On July 1 an Exxon pipeline passing under the Yellowstone River near Laurel, Montana spilled a reported 42,000 gallons of oil into the river which is known for its world class fishing . As with the Enbridge pipeline spill in Michigan last summer, the U.S.

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Fortune has a great story up: The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission requested that Warren Buffett, the head of investment giant Berkshire Hathaway, come

CHICAGO, Ill. -- Unlike energized Sen. Barack Obama supporters and volunteers, many campaign professionals here are openly exhausted. Traveling aides told me

Victor Davis Hanson writes an atypically concise post about President Obama’s middle name. He wants Europeans to know the name, says Hanson, but: It is

NASHVILLE -- Former congressman Tom Tancredo is the only former federal officeholder working the rooms at the National Tea Party Convention, and he followed up

How seriously do Washington policymakers view current economic troubles? It has taken just days for congressional Democrats to agree with their GOP colleagues

Extremely relieving news for a Monday morning: An Iranian appeals court has reduced the eight-year jail sentence for Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi

So Adolfo Carrion Jr., Bronx Borough president in New York, supposedly spilled the beans on Friday night that he’s been tapped for a top Obama administration

Belying the expectations of some Democrats, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has indicated that the Senate will not punt on the issue of the

Several national organizations have released statements about the immigration-enforcement bills that failed in the Florida legislature this session. # The National Immigration Forum said in a statement released on Monday : # Friday was a victory for Florida’s economy, businesses, tourists, and immigrants. Florida’s heritage as a state welcoming to immigrants and visitors from around the world has been preserved # The release commends GOP Sen

The Apple logo (Pic 4.bp.blogspot.com ) The New York Times reports that Apple has released a statement claiming that the controversy over Siri, the new iPhone voice software, is the result of a glitch, and was not intentional. This week, controversy emerged over a lack of information provided by Siri when it comes to helping women who are seeking abortions, emergency contraception and birth control, among other things. Bloggers, who initially discovered the glitch, found the exemption troubling, writing that Siri is typically very helpful in providing information on almost anything else.

A terrifying headline from the NRCC, blasting Rep. Harry Teague (D-N.M.): Harry Teague Stumps for Change He Doesn’t Believe In: Teague Dismissed Climate

As the dust settles around the State Capitol, a bill requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to get a Texas driver’s license has emerged as another conservative win

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) read Gen. Stanley McChrystal back his August assessment that the U.S. has 12 months to reverse the insurgency’s momentum. So, he

Righty activist author Jerome Corsi’s latest anti-Obama book, “Where’s the Birth Certificate?” is climbing the ranks at Amazon.

With Sen. Barack Obama vacationing in Hawaii, Sen. John McCain now has an opportunity -- one that will not likely come again before the November general