Day: April 18, 2009

The Obama administration says it will not appeal a federal court ruling that prohibits carrying loaded guns in national parks and wildlife refuges.

A day after the president pledged a new future in relations with Cuba, Latin American leaders said the future is now.

After pledges to change Washington, the president’s early willingness to deal or fold has left pundits and allies wondering: where’s the fight?

The expansion of DNA collection to include millions of people who have been arrested or detained but not convicted is raising privacy concerns.

Will Texas Gov. Rick Perry Have A Bad Reelection Hair Day In November 2010?

Will Perry Finally ‘Take the Ferry’ From the Capitol?

Look, I know I written a lot about the governor and how during the past 7 years of his reign he mercilessly and maliciously has “flim-flammed” the good people of Texas.

“Mr. Good-Hair” has been a long-time topic of mine.

I know you folks out there must be saying, “Wow, this guy really has a vendetta against the governor.”

You know what? You’re correct! But it’s just business and personal.

Since Fidel Castro gave up power last year, the long standoff between Cuba and the United States has taken on the measured rhythms of a minuet.

Al Franken could become the first professional comedian to take a seat in the United States Senate. Although Capitol Hill has never lacked for humor.

What is it about the terrible intimacy of torture that so disturbs and captivates the public?

President Obama is hinting at an audacious ambition as he waits for that inevitable if distant day that the recession will end.

President Obama said he would announce “the elimination of dozens of government programs shown to be wasteful or ineffective” and named two new officials to assist him in that effort.