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A bill in Pennsylvania that would empower the governor to appoint two members to a management board that would have the authority to influence collective

This is getting disgusting. Last year, when General David Petraeus trudged to Capitol Hill to report on the surge’s fortunes, the White House scheduled it on an

The members of Congress addressing the annual March for Life are hitting a common theme -- that the election in Massachusetts represented a watershed moment in

So claims Human Rights Watch in a press release. The former detainee, Rasul Kudaev, has been held for more than three years in pretrial detention in Nalchik, a

During this, the anniversary week of the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, supporters and opponents offered their love or hate for the

The Supreme Court just announced that it will hear the case of the Chinese Muslim Uighurs -- detainees at Guantanamo Bay cleared for release but still in prison

Yesterday’s final Senate vote on the unemployment benefits extension bill saw two Republicans and one Democrat vote with the majority of members of the other

The slow roll-out of a solution to the impasse and frayed communications between the administration and Congress created a window for the GOP.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano visited the White House’s press briefing today to discuss the $600 million border security bill

Gov. Mark Sanford (R-S.C.) might be making enemies in the White House over his stimulus stance, but he’s winning over key conservatives.

The Chronicle of Higher Education raises a question worth examining, as the credit stays tighter than usual and the economy remains sluggish: Is higher

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) introduces his bill to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell today. As I write, he’s giving a presser that (alas) I was unable to attend.

Indiana’s Democratic senator announces that he won’t seek re-election despite raising $13 million for the contest and leaving his party four days to find a

In Alabama, it’s not enough that the United States has filed suit to stop the nation’s strictest immigration law from going into effect, 16 other nations

Could it be fatigue, stonewalling or just symptom of a lame-duck administration that White House press secretary Dana Perino -- usually well versed in the

The real risk to the future of General Motors (other than the unpopular vehicles) is that a bankruptcy and reorganization process would not be quick, in what’s

Former Reagan administration economic adviser Martin Feldstein today makes the case -- oft-mentioned in conservative circles -- that the Democrats’ proposal to

Senate President Mike Haridopolos, R-Merritt Island, said Monday that there probably won’t be any more meetings of the Senate budget panel.

Andrew Sullivan publishes a stirring communique from distinguished Iranian-Americans about the ongoing nuclear negotiations between Iran and the so-called p5+1

Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) gets — surprise! — paranoid and angry about all the criticism she’s getting for leaving her job. The double standard that’s