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Holder to Expand Same-Sex Marriage Privileges

Holder to Expand Same-Sex Marriage Privileges

In a watershed moment for gay rights, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. will set into motion new measures that will expand same-sex marriage privileges in all federal courtrooms. The new policies aim to eliminate legal distinctions between traditional marriages and

Dead Terrorists and Palestinian National Imagery

Dead Terrorists and Palestinian National Imagery

The Israeli and Palestinian media recently reported the bodies of dozens of Palestinians buried in Israel throughout the decades of anti-Israeli terrorism had been exhumed and transferred to the Palestinian Authority.  The festive–if overloud–ritual that the Palestinian establishment carried out

Court Hearing Set over Gay Marriage ban in VA

Court Hearing Set over Gay Marriage ban in VA

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A federal judge was set to hear arguments Tuesday on whether Virginia’s ban on gay marriage should be struck down, which is the position the state’s newly elected Democratic attorney general has endorsed in a move

Inside the Kochs' Reid Brush Back

Inside the Kochs' Reid Brush Back

Charles and David Koch raised eyebrows in D.C. last week with an aggressive push back of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid after the Nevada Democrat delivered the kind of bare-knuckle attack on the billionaire brothers that has become commonplace by top

Knox Judge Faces Allegations of Impropriety

Knox Judge Faces Allegations of Impropriety

MILAN (AP) — The judge who announced the guilty verdicts against Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito for murder is facing allegations of impropriety that could result in disciplinary proceedings. Defense lawyers for Sollecito, Knox’s co-defendant, said Monday

Terror suspect challenges NSA surveillance program

DENVER (AP) — Using evidence obtained under the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance program would violate a terror suspect’s constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure, the suspect argued Wednesday in a court document filed with help from the American

Wendy Davis: We all want abortion 'to be rare'

Wendy Davis: We all want abortion 'to be rare'

Wendy Davis, who became a national figure fighting a law which would limit abortion to 20 weeks and impose additional regulations on abortion providers, said in an interview Wednesday “we all want it to be rare.” During an interview with

Obama's Imperial Presidency

President Obama was once a critic of unchecked presidential power but since taking office he has warmed up to the idea. Now, with the appointment of John Podesta, many believe he is poised to go farther than he already has

Gun Purchase Under Scrutiny at Supreme Court

Gun Purchase Under Scrutiny at Supreme Court

Bruce Abramski is a former police officer in Virginia who purchased a gun for his uncle in Pennsylvania. His uncle is law-abiding and could have gotten the gun himself, but Abramski made the purchase to use a policeman’s price discount.