Former Government Services Agency Administrator Martha Johnson, testifying before the House Oversight Committee, pointed to a website, “Results.gov,” purporting to provide citizens access to government data, that Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) noted he couldn’t find under a search.
Gold prices fell Monday on renewed fears that the euro zone is close to having another Greek episode.
A year ago, 17-year-old cancer survivor Courtney Alvis was not sure that, given her condition, she would be able to make it to her high school prom. After her uncle made a few phone calls to the University of Alabama,
An Atlanta couple is hoping someone will return the engagement ring that was in the pocket of a coat given to Goodwill.
Dozens of Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts gathered for the country’s first Harley-Davidson convention on April 14th.
Prosecutors confronted a defiant Anders Behring Breivik with harrowing recordings of his slaughter of 77 people in Norway last July as he went on trial Monday for the world’s deadliest solo shooting spree.
Describing a Halloween episode in which his former NBC colleague Katie Couric lip-synched to Marilyn Monroe’s “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend,” 30 Rock’s Alec Baldwin explained, “that was the day I turned off the ‘Today’ show and never watched
The Associated Press won a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting Monday for documenting the New York Police Department’s widespread spying on potential terror suspects.
Coming out of a commercial break on tonight’s “Hannity” Bob Beckel revealed his charming off-air behavior to a live national audience.
Pittsburgh, PA: Tea party organizer Don Adams captured this video moments ago as he attempted to block entry of hoards of lefty protesters trying to disrupt and silence Mitt Romney’s freedom of speech and tea party members right to peaceably
Former GSA Administrator Martha Johnson said before the House Oversight Committee that GSA employees were “entitled” to bonuses despite President Obama’s pay freeze. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) didn’t pull any punches in his response.
ABC’s Diane Sawyer asked Gov. Mitt Romney if he is “too rich to relate.” Romney responded that “we don’t divide America” between the rich and the poor, that we’re “one nation under God.” Romney then turned the tables on President
MSNBC analyst Karen Finney explained that it “sounds like” Gov. Mitt Romney “want[s] to go back to a time when women couldn’t vote, blacks couldn’t vote, ” Even host Martin Bashir defends Romney as having not said those things.
President Obama: “The challenge we’ve got on immigration reform is very simple. I’ve got a majority of Democrats who are prepared to vote for it, and I’ve got no Republicans who are prepared to vote for it. It’s worse than
The same Whoopi Goldberg who defended Roman Polanksi in his statutory rape scandal by insisting it wasn’t “rape rape” is now defending U.S. Secret Service agents who patronized prostitutes in Colombia on the basis that “guys will be guys.”
In light of the recent scandal involving possibly 20 U.S. Secret Service agents having patronized prostitutes in Colombia (including one whom reportedly refused to pay his hooker her $47 fee), Rush Limbaugh wanted to know: Did the prostitutes have to
Under investigation before the House Oversight Committee over lavish taxpayer-funded Western Regional Conference in Las Vegas, Government Services Agency Western Official Jeff Neely Pleaded the Fifth Amendment.
Melody Barnes, Former Obama domestic adviser on ABC This Week tries to make the case that the economy has turned the corner and that even though the recovery is slow, we’re making progress. ABC’s Cokie Roberts responds.
