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I need you Charlotte! I need you North Carolina! thundered Sen. Barack Obama on Sunday, addressing 15,000 people who gathered to hear him in this bright red

To the surprise of no one, the House failed today to override Bush’s veto of SCHIP, the popular children’s health care program. Foreseeing this

Eli Lake at The Washington Times builds on yesterday’s comments from Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that U.S. troops might be welcome in some form in Iraq

After being unsure how long it would take to train a 400,000-soldier Afghan Army, I started calling around to experts, and in the process it was gingerly

<p>Southern California farmer Chris Hurd is worried. As it is, the tomato crops on his family farm are struggling because of a dwindling water supply.

University of Chicago economist and New York Times Economix contributor Casey Mulligan does not really believe there was a housing bubble. He has written a

Following up on my piece today on the increasing odds of a utilities-only carbon cap -- particularly given a supportive statement from swing Sen. Olympia Snowe

The senior senator from Arizona ends weeks of speculation about his Supreme Court vote with a lengthy floor statement explaining that he’ll vote no. Sniping

Yet another letter to Congress opposing the Waxman-Markey climate bill has been revealed to be a fake. The letter, the 14th confirmed forgery, claims to be from

In my piece yesterday I mention several big-ticket defense platforms beloved by the military services that have featured chronic cost-overruns. One of them is a

Palau’s decision to accept the 17 Chinese Uighurs held at Guantanamo Bay, whom the United States and numerous other countries refused to take, may have been

People who have struck out looking for jobs, like Michele Walker of Pennsylvania, are dropped from the nation’s labor force, even if they desperately want work.

Another principle most participants in the Future of Housing Finance Treasury Department conference agreed on: The country needs more, better rental housing.

Last week, TWI’s video team brought you 90 seconds of insight into the 2010 campaign season. If you’re ready for more, check out, below the jump, this more

Citizens for Ethics in Washington filed an IRS complaint against former Sen. Norm Coleman’s American Action Network Tuesday alleging that the group violated its 501(c)4 status by working to elect Republicans

Am I crazy or is White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs daring former Vice President Dick Cheney to keep denouncing the Obama administration? Clip after the

The DISCLOSE Act is up for another vote in the Senate today, and while everyone understands that the chances of flipping a lone Republican to vote for the cause