Congress is winding down for the Memorial Day recess -- the House is out this week -- but the Senate will be hard at work with oversight hearings.
Congress is winding down for the Memorial Day recess -- the House is out this week -- but the Senate will be hard at work with oversight hearings.
Fuentes was best known as the longest-serving chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County, California. He leaves his wife and three children and a circle of friends nationwide and internationally.
The state's economy has suffered from years of progressive policies and anti-business regulations. Gov. Jerry Brown's solution? Raise the top tax rate to 13.3 percent...
Russ Caswell, 68, is bewildered: "What country are we in?" He and his wife Pat are ensnared in a Kafkaesque nightmare unfolding in Orwellian language.
A normally level-headed Panetta caved to a far-left agenda when he
proposed to spend billions of dollars on climate change and green initiatives. Sen. James Inhofe won't let that happen without a fight.
Congress is winding down for the Memorial Day recess -- the House is out this week -- but the Senate will be hard at work with oversight hearings.
Fuentes was best known as the longest-serving chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County, California. He leaves his wife and three children and a circle of friends nationwide and internationally.
The state's economy has suffered from years of progressive policies and anti-business regulations. Gov. Jerry Brown's solution? Raise the top tax rate to 13.3 percent...
Saying good-bye to a friend and leader.
A normally level-headed Panetta caved to a far-left agenda when he
proposed to spend billions of dollars on climate change and green initiatives. Sen. James Inhofe won't let that happen without a fight.
Don't fret: Come November, President Obama will be sent packing, back to Chicago, Harvard, Hawaii, Kenya or maybe Occidental College.
When they ran on a tea party-inspired platform in 2010, the freshman class was ready to change Washington. However, that isn't exactly what happened.
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Bill would preserve C-130 Hercules, give troops a 1.7 percent raise and put Iran on notice. President Obama threatens veto; Senate takes up measure next week.
The Oklahoma senator promises to introduce a number of amendments to the Fiscal 2013 Defense Authorization Act to fight green energy measures.
Rep. Jim Jordan says Solyndra was tip of the iceberg in a sea of taxpayer risk -- hardly the "one bad apple" as characterized by the Obama administration.
State Department issues Raul Castro's activist daughter a Visa to attend an academic conference in San Francisco -- Sen. Marco Rubio calls it an "enormous mistake."
The provisions, which would also prohibit same-sex marriage ceremonies from being performed on U.S. military bases, have been criticized as "political wedge issues," but supporters say they are necessary to clarify DoD standards.
Analysis: Michael Ahearn testifies in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee's hearing on "The Obama Administration's Green Energy Gamble: What Have All The Taxpayer Subsidies Achieved?"
If high taxation chases successful people out of the country, that's the country's fault.
Symptoms of oxygen deficiency in Air Force pilots move Defense Secretary Panetta to limit 5th Generation fighter jet's flight path.
State Sen. Fischer -- whose strength came from being a relative outsider -- beat out State Attorney General Jon Bruning by a margin of 41 to 36 percent.
Rather than turning banks into "special" cases, Washington should be working to let them sink or swim on their own.
President Obama tells us the U.S. has only 2 percent of the world's
oil reserves, but the truth is that reserves are growing, and the U.S. produces more in goods and services than it consumes in oil.
Lacey Act of 1900, later recast with criminal penalties, put U.S. business owners in jail for receiving lobsters from international vendors in boxes, not plastic bags.
Exclusive: GOP strategist Karl Rove tells Human Events Romney can win and outlines strategies and tactics, beginning with "flipping" five key states that went for President Obama in 2008.
Delegate Tracker
| Name | Delegates Won |
| Mitt Romney | 989 |
| Rick Santorum | 265 |
| Newt Gingrich | 130 |
| Ron Paul | 106 |
| Jon Huntsman | 1 |
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Just how bad a blunder was President Obama's forced gay marriage endorsement?
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Russ Caswell, 68, is bewildered: "What country are we in?" He and his wife Pat are ensnared in a Kafkaesque nightmare unfolding in Orwellian language.
Today, many Democrats believe the wealthy are bad to the bone. A new Gallup poll asks: "Do you think the U.S. benefits from having a class of rich people or not?"
Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao is guilty -- of being true to his Catholic faith.
In Boehner's efforts to prevent the Bush tax cuts from expiring, he is aggressively taking on President Obama's leadership ineptitude on the economy.
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