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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says President Barack Obama’s Attorney General nominee, Loretta Lynch, is unfit to be the nation’s top lawyer.

Summarizing the federal government is not easy. Theres nearly $4 trillion of spending to disentangle. Theres a 75,000-page tax code to decipher. And theres a regulatory morass that defies understanding. So when people ask me questions about the cost of the federal government, theres never a satisfactory answer.

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Remember how Eric Holder had threatened to disband the Ferguson, Mo., police department on the grounds it was racist? And before that, how he was asking Judge Shira Scheindlin to grant his Justice ...

By Nick Carey and Jim Young FERGUSON, Mo. (Reuters) - Nearly 48 hours after two officers were shot in racially charged Ferguson, Missouri, investigators had dozens of leads but no arrests to report on Friday in the hunt for a gunman who turned a late-night protest against police into bedlam. St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar said authorities had "a pretty good idea" where the gunshots that wounded the officers had originated, without providing any specifics. The latest bout of violence in the St. Louis suburb, first rattled by the killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown by a white officer last summer, brought out signs of sympathy for the police. One protester stood opposite the Ferguson police department with a sign "Cops Lives Matter," playing on the "Black Lives Matter" slogan that sprang up in the wake of the deaths of Brown and an unarmed black man in New York City.

Women have battled for years against stereotypical and sexist portrayals in the mass media. However research shows that men are increasingly the target for negative press.

While questions about Canadian-born Sen.

A State Department spokeswoman said Friday that the department did not start automatically archiving emails from senior officials until February of this year -- raising questions about Hillary Clinton's claim that her emails were immediately saved whenever she corresponded with colleagues.

The Hunting Ground joins the movement to ruin a man’s career for the sake of an ideological agenda.

Analysts are questioning whether the White House is protecting one of its inner-circle members in a leak investigation, especially given the Obama administration’s demonstrated willingness to prosecute and imprison lower-level government employees for providing classified information to the press.

"Tehran Tom's" actions aren't exactly "unprecedented"

The president’s senior adviser and confidante on immigration, working with Republicans and whether she’s the Democratic Dick Cheney.

The President and First Lady both made round-trips from D.C. to California on the same day. but they took different planes.

'What I'm here to tell you is that on campus we have additional rules other than just freedom of speech,' said the cop.

With no debate, the House passed a bill that would make sweeping changes to state gun laws.

After instituting 50 years of policies hostile to the traditional family, the left is now amazed at the outcome.

The two coalition parties in power in the Netherlands are destined for crushing defeats in elections on March 18 that will determine the makeup of the new Senate. Polls show the opposition anti-Islam...

The administration's anger over Sen Cotton's letter to Iran is brought on by the interest his letter will focus on the failed negotiations.

Photos introduced at a terrorism trial in Manhattan federal court provide a a rare look inside the Afghanistan mountain hideout where Usama bin Laden lived prior to the 9/11 attacks.

When asked about new firearms legislation at an event in Saskatoon, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said there are too many restrictions on gun ownership, which he added is important for the livelihoods of rural people, recreation and personal safety.

Two senior U.S. Secret Service agents returning from a party drove a government car through police tape and barricades into an area where their colleagues were investigating a suspicious package, the Washington Post reported on Thursday. The White House and the Secret Service have not commented directly on the incident, which is under investigation by an internal watchdog at the Department of Homeland Security. President Barack Obama was "disappointed to hear the allegations" earlier this week, White House spokesman Eric Schultz told reporters. The Washington Post said the agents - one a top member of Obama's protective detail and the other a senior supervisor in the Washington field office - drove to the White House just before 11 p.m. on March 4 after a party at a bar.

The agency should move with "existing authority" to bar armor-piercing bullets, thet say.

Texas State Representative Jason Villalba (R-Texas) has found himself at the center of controversy after filing a bill that would make it a crime for bloggers and independent journalists -- as well as regular citizens -- to film police officers. Despite the backlash from free speech advocates, Villalba is insisting that his bill "does not infringe on constitutional rights" or "limit liberty in any way."