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Investigators said Thursday they have recovered 32,000 emails in backup tapes related to the Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative organizations.

Mr. Bush has pursued top campaign donors, political operatives and policy experts with a relentlessness that, in the eyes of rivals, seems ruthless.

I'm a techie, and I'm against Net Neutrality. Am I the only one?

Republican Leaders in Washington, D.C. told the public they would stand up to Barack Obama's executive amnesty plan. They said they would stop him. "Trust us," they said. They concocted a plan to fund the government, but stopped funding the Department of Homeland Security at the end of February..02/27/2015 10:07:31AM EST.

Watched by leagues of passionate activists on both sides, the FCC today passed its first significant Internet regulation, known as net neutrality.

Of all the government interventions by the Obama administration, the plan released Thursday by the Federal Communications Commission to regulate the Internet is the worst.

The Clinton Foundation says it is more transparent, as a charity, than it legally needs to be. But it is not normal, in its resources or its functions.

Attorney General Eric Holder plans to push, during his final weeks in office, a new standard of proof for civil-rights offenses, saying in an exit interview with POLITICO that such a change would make the federal government “a better backstop” against discrimination in cases like Ferguson and Trayvon Martin. In a lengthy discussion ranging...

Mr. Jamiel Shaw - father of the late Jamiel Shaw II - testified February 25, 2014 at a Oversight Subcommittee Hearing Examining the Department of Homeland Se...

Islamic State extremists used sledgehammers and power drills to smash ancient artwork to pieces at a museum in Mosul, in the north of Iraq.

According to a Politico report by Josh Gerstein, while Hillary Clinton served as Secretary of State, former president Bill Clinton capitalized financially on "business proposals and speech requests" despite an existing ethical agreement.

A scientist gets the message: Stop questioning climate change. Intimidation is the new scientific method, apparently.

On Wednesday, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) revealed that the White House is considering implementing its executive amnesty program in the 24 states that did not join the lawsuit against it. A majority of states (26) joined the lawsuit that led to

#TheRefinery crew talk about Wisconsin's reintroduction of the free market into public sector union membership, and discuss how teachers have BENEFITED from ...

Iran's Revolutionary Guard launches a large-scale naval and air defence drill near a strategic Gulf waterway, during which a replica of a US aircraft carrier is used as a target

For day number two, I have chosen a candidate who is not the most well known in the field of potential GOP candidates, but who has recently come into the spotlight as a very strong potential candidate. Today’s post is about Wisconsin Governor, Scott Walker. Why you may be familiar with the name Scott Walker:…

Jamiel Shaw, whose son was murdered by an illegal immigrant in 2008, blasted the Obama administration’s immigration policies during a House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee hearing on Wednesday. “My son, Jamiel Andre Shaw II, was murdered by a DREAMer, a DACA recipient, a child brought to this...

One long-term resident has $161,000 in assets

dr ben carson speaks at cpac 2015. ben carson spoke to the conservative political action committee on 2016, education and more. 2015 Conservative Political A...

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The U.S. Treasury Department has rebuffed a request by House Ways and Means Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan, R- Wis., to explain $3 billion in payments that were made to health insurers even though Congress never authorized the spending through annual appropriations. At issue are payments to insurers known as cost-sharing subsidies. These payments come about because President Obama’s healthcare law forces insurers to limit out-of-pocket costs for certain low income individuals by capping consumer expenses, such as deductibles and co-payments, in insurance policies. In exchange for capping these charges, insurers are supposed to receive compensation. What’s tricky is that Congress never authorized any money to make such payments to insurers in its annual appropriations, but the Department of Health and Human Services, with the cooperation of the U.S. Treasury, made them anyway.

Pres. Obama is daring Republicans to vote on whether or not his executive actions are legal.

The U.S. Treasury Department has rebuffed a request by House Ways and Means Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan, R- Wis., to explain $3 billion in payments that were made to health insurers even though Congress never authorized the spending through annual appropriations. At issue are payments to insurers known as cost-sharing subsidies. These payments come about because President Obama’s healthcare law forces insurers to limit out-of-pocket costs for certain low income individuals by capping consumer expenses, such as deductibles and co-payments, in insurance policies. In exchange for capping these charges, insurers are supposed to receive compensation. What’s tricky is that Congress never authorized any money to make such payments to insurers in its annual appropriations, but the Department of Health and Human Services, with the cooperation of the U.S. Treasury, made them anyway.

'I think that Obama uses him to control the Negroes'

Sen. Mike Lee helped open up CPAC 2015, taking the stage before 9 AM on the first full day of the conference, to tel.02/26/2015 12:35:22PM EST.