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Army to Cut Brigades at 10 US Bases

(AP) By LOLITA C. BALDOR – The Army will eliminate at least 12 combat brigades, relocate thousands of soldiers and cancel $400 million in construction projects as the first wave of federal budget cuts takes aim at military communities around

Army to Cut Brigades at 10 US Bases

Rubio Press Release Calls Out Breitbart, Contradicts CBO

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) sent out a press release on Tuesday wrongly accusing Breitbart News of printing inaccurate information. Breitbart News reported on Monday about a special provision of the new Obama stimulus jobs program inserted into the newly repackaged

Rubio Press Release Calls Out Breitbart, Contradicts CBO

Is Smart Gun Technology Smart Enough?

Columbus, Georgia-based Safe Gun Technologies (SGT) is pushing new smart gun technology. But the new looks a lot like the old, and the same basic problems that have haunted the idea of a smart gun for decades haunt this version

Is Smart Gun Technology Smart Enough?

IRS chief: Inappropriate Screening Was Broader

(AP) By ALAN FRAM – The Internal Revenue Service’s screening of groups seeking tax-exempt status was broader and lasted longer than has been previously disclosed, the new head of the agency said Monday. An internal IRS document obtained by The

IRS chief: Inappropriate Screening Was Broader

Poll: GOP Support for Rubio Plummets

As Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) continues to push ahead with the “Gang of Eight” immigration reform bill currently winding its way through the Senate, his popularity has dropped drastically among potential Republican voters. Rubio, who once said that without proper

Poll: GOP Support for Rubio Plummets

Why Conservatives Should Celebrate Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela’s illness has brought the South African icon back into the news, and conservatives have begun to debate his legacy. Mandela was a leftist whose African National Congress (ANC) built ties to the Soviet Union during the struggle against

Why Conservatives Should Celebrate Nelson Mandela

Schieffer Wonders Why Congress Doesn't Want To Do Anything

Sometimes it seems like there’s an enormous disconnect between conservatives/libertarians and the left-leaning journalists who occupy the influential editorial offices and anchor desks in mainstream media. A prime example is CBS News’ sage veteran Bob Schieffer.  Schieffer used his editorial

Schieffer Wonders Why Congress Doesn't Want To Do Anything

NSA Chief Jokes: 'I Can't Read That Good'

GEN. KEITH ALEXANDER, DIRECTOR, NSA: “When — on Friday, we pushed a Congress over 50 cases where these contributed to the understanding and, in many cases, disruptions of terrorist plots. And I brought with me a quote, because I thought

NSA Chief Jokes: 'I Can't Read That Good'

AMA Working with Mayors to Target Sugary Drinks

The American Medical Association is echoing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg; they have now stated that they will join with states to ban sugary drinks from those who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for assistance. AMA

AMA Working with Mayors to Target Sugary Drinks

Olympic Protestors Promised 'Dialogue'

(AP) Brazil leader breaks silence about protestsBy MARCO SIBAJA, JENNY BARCHFIELD and BRADLEY BROOKSAssociated PressBRASILIA, BrazilBrazilian President Dilma Rousseff ended her near-silence about days of massive, violent protests, saying in a prime-time TV broadcast Friday that peaceful demonstrations were part

Olympic Protestors Promised 'Dialogue'

IRS draws new criticism over $70M employee bonuses

(AP) IRS draws new criticism over $70M employee bonusesBy STEPHEN OHLEMACHERAssociated PressWASHINGTONAlready reeling from a pair of scandals, the Internal Revenue Service is drawing new criticism over plans to hand out millions of dollars in employee bonuses. The Obama administration

IRS draws new criticism over $70M employee bonuses

Gohmert: U.S. Gov Divisive, Dismissive, Derisive

Members of Congress, including Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), join with Tea Party activists in an “Audit the IRS” rally, to protest alleged abuses by the Internal Revenue Service. The event is organized by the Tea Party Patriots.

Gohmert: U.S. Gov Divisive, Dismissive, Derisive

Cummings Transcripts: IRS Merely 'Admonished' Donor Leaker

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent responsible for giving confidential conservative and Tea Party tax documents to the left-leaning journalism group ProPublica was never put on leave. Instead, she merely received “formal admonishment” for actions that Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration

Cummings Transcripts: IRS Merely 'Admonished' Donor Leaker

Congress nervous about changes to "their" airport

US Airways and American Airlines are waiting on approval for a merger plan that would make them the largest air carrier in the world.  (It’s such a big deal that they need approval from the European Union, as well as