Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, introduced the bill Tuesday that would terminate the employment of federal employees and prohibit the hiring of future federal employees who have a seriously delinquent…
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Rising prices for oil, gasoline, food and other commodities, and further weakness in home prices are all challenges to the economy, and a 9 percent unemployment rate won’t drop quickly, Federal…
Over time, all members of the high court have been subjected to Scalia’s caustic writings — this time it was Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
The head of one of the nation’s most powerful labor unions did not condemn the violent rhetoric in placards and signs held by union supporters demonstrating in Wisconsin despite two direct attempts…
The sons of Muammar al-Qaddafi are vowing to stay in Libya until the bitter end, saying Sunday that reports of widespread violence are overblown even as the U.N. Security Council moves against the…
Rallies were held across the country Saturday to support thousands of protesters holding steady at the Wisconsin Capitol in their fight against Republican-backed legislation aimed at weakening…
Christian medical plans successfully lobbied Democratic lawmakers to free their members from the requirement that everyone in the country have health insurance despite “horror stories” from…
President Obama doesn’t seem intent on fulfilling a campaign promise to “walk on that picket line” with unions battling for collective bargaining rights as the Wisconsin protests rages on.
The United States is moving closer to imposing new sanctions on Moammar Gadhafi’s regime after hundreds of Americans were evacuated from Libya.
Sen. John Ensign says Nevada should not ban prostitution and local governments should decide the fate of the world’s oldest profession.
U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are weighing actions to allow U.S. agents working in Mexico to pack heat after a drug gang killed an unarmed U.S. immigration agent and wounded another
Less than two years after the Food and Drug Administration approved Plan B, the so-called “morning after pill” for over-the-counter access by women 17 years of age and older, the drug’s maker is now…
Libya’s ambassador to the United States on Monday joined other diplomats from the Arab nation in calling for Muammar Qaddafi to step down as their leader and asked the international community to…
They date back decades, with their roots in the Great Depression. And as with anything else that has been around for so long, their mere existence, in an ever-changing world, brings some measure of…
The new chairman of the Republican National Committee raised $3.5 million in his first two weeks on the job as the organization faces massive debt.