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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."

Although more Americans have health insurance coverage, 25 percent of non-elderly Amer

And on the 8th day, God looked down on his creation and said, "It's way too honest and forthright." So God made a Clinton.

By Rob Nikolewski │ Watchdog.org The coal ash spill into the Dan River in North Carolina last year was disastrous. No

MANCHESTER, N.H. --- We sat down this morning with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who is making his first New Hampshire campaign swing as a likely presidential candidate this weekend along with Jeb Bush. Naturally we asked him how he can compete against Bush, who appears to be raising immense sums of money, and about Marco Rubio's suggestion that, as a senator and foreign relations and intelligence committee member, Rubio has a key advantage over current or previous governors on foreign policy.

The president wants détente, with a nuclearizing Iran.

Do you run a government agency but hate complying with the law? Then you need DC Matic, the Hillary Clinton-approved email server! Here's how it works: First...

Iraqi officials show the BBC footage, which they say proves Islamic State militants are using chlorine gas in roadside bomb attacks.

Tom Cotton (R-AR) is the junior senator from Arkansas. In fact, Cotton has only been in the Senate for two months. He spent one term in the House of Representatives before making the leap to the...

Sen. Chuck Grassley wants to bar tax credits for illegal immigrants.

As chairman of the Senate Space, Science, and Competitiveness Subcommittee, Texas Republican Ted Cruz is on a mission -- to get NASA back on course regarding it's original focus, space, and less on what many view as pseudo-science: global warming research.

'They started as a couple of just two. Now they're a family of five...'

That'll show 'em...

A Chappaqua resident annoyed by the Hillary Clinton e-mail story took a very public stand.

Critics are wondering how much U.S. taxpayers should be subsidizing ex-presidents who are personally wealthy and continue to make heaps of cash for years after leaving office.

When Is Domestic Violence Ignored? When Men Are Victims

The e-mail crisis brings back memories of the sleazy underside of the Clinton years.

New details about how she identified public records in her possession reveal her press conference at the U.N. to be wildly misleading.