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The U.S. military is shedding so many troops and weapons it is only “marginally able” to defend the nation and falls short of the Obama administration’s national security strategy a shocking new study reveals.

Global Warming: Follow the Money - It isn’t the fossil-fuel companies that are polluting climate science.

The State Department has helped to relocate tens of thousands of refugees from the war-torn African nation of Somalia to Minnesota, where they can take advantage of some of America's most generous welfare and charity programs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Feb. 24, 2015) - The state Senate passed a controversial religious freedom bill Tuesday that could potentially allow Indiana businesses to refuse service to newly married same-sex couples.

From Yahoo Finance: To no one’s surprise, President Barack Obama issued a veto this week. A CNN poll in January showed that 57 percent of Americans wanted it approved, while only 28 percent opposed it.

We already know wind farms kill thousands of birds every year, but now at least one solar panel farm in Nevada is frying birds out.02/25/2015 10:45:04AM EST.

Reports that President Obama agrees Iran should be free to make a nuclear bomb in about 10 years put the lie to his repeated vow never to allow an Iranian...

During her talk, Harris-Perry declared her view of democracy to be “hot shit,” said Dr. King was “the one great voice, like Beyoncé”, and cracked jokes about the Tea Party, George W. Bush, Southern black culture, and the weather.

While stumping for Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s reelection, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) praised Emanuel for making Chicago the friendliest city for immigrants, especially illegal immigrants, and said nothing that the Illinois Congressman does represents the interest of U.S. citizens more

The United States isn't any more secure than it was 14 years ago—if anything, things are even worse.

Bonus suspended in 2012 when she exceeded $230,700, federal limit for the calendar year

Bonus: Bibi blows off Senate Dems.

"You have to provide cakes to certain ceremonies now to be in good standing."

David Clarke said Obama and Holder should "stay away from the race-baiting, stay away from the race-hustling, stop stoking racial discord"

Ted Cruz's wide lead over other contenders for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination in Texas has disappeared; he is now in a virtual tie with the surging Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.

Throughout my time in Washington, it was my goal to constrain the scope and size of our federal government to that which our Founders intended. There were successes along the way, of course, but the federal behemoth continues to grow almost unabated year after year, election cycle after election cycle. The reason for this is surprisingly simple: It is human nature to attempt to collect as much power and control as possible, and in few places is that more evident than in Washington, D.C.

The latest British teen girls to join Islamic State are not 'missing' - they've joined a murderous cult of their own volition, argues Emma Barnett

Kerry Downplays Terror Threat: 'Least Violent Period in Our History'

Here's the real story on women's wages.

After months of little separation, Scott Walker has pulled ahead of a crowded 2016 Republican presidential field. With 25 percent of Republican primary voters’ support, the Wisconsin governor leads the pack, a new Public Policy Polling national survey has found. Ben Carson places second, with 18 percent, followed by former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush with 17 percent and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee with 10 percent. No other potential candidate — including New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul — garnered more than five percent. Walker’s momentum has considerably grown since the January poll, in which he stood at just 11 percent. A key to this gain is his growing appeal to the conservative side of the Republican Party. Among “very conservative” voters, he leads Carson 37 percent to 19 percent, followed by 12 percent for Bush and 11 percent for Huckabee.

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Last night, Keith Olbermann got into it on Twitter with Penn State fans and students--originally over, of all things, the school's annual pediatric cancer fundraiser. (His tweets are embedded below.) It was weird and unnecessary, and now ESPN has taken Olbermann off TV for the rest of the week.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday turned down an invitation to meet privately with Senate Democrats next week during his visit to Washington, saying the session "could compound the misperception of partisanship" surrounding his trip.