Sarah P. Reynolds

For people that pontificate or sermonize about First Amendment rights, it's curious to me that those people are trying to label those others, like me, who are raising legitimate q...

The new border security bill will fund more agents and surveillance equipment along the border.

A suicide bomber made his way through the crowds of a religious ceremony and blew himself up in Baghdad.

President Obama appoints new Medcicare and Medicaid chief, despite Republican resistance.

Republicans are starting to line up against nominating Kagan to the Supreme Court.

The witnesses begin for Kagan on the fouth day of confirmation hearings.

Kagan has spent her last day in the witness chair; tomorrow the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear from witnesses.

General Petraeus is unanimously confirmed today as commander of the war in Afghanistan where violence continues to escalate.

After many hours, Elena Kagan's second day of confirmation hearings for her nomination to the Supreme Court came to a close, just after 7:00 Tuesday night.

Kagan receives both criticism and praise on her first day of confirmation hearings.

The latest emergency spending bill scheduled for a vote on Monday may result in a government shutdown.

With new high oil spill figures, Pelosi speaks in favor of lifting cap on company liability for clean up.

Obama's greenhouse gas rules survive a bid against them in the Senate.

A federal judge praises proposed legal settlement for ground zero workers that could pay as much as $712.5 million.

An Irish aid ship set sail today for Gaza and expects to arrive on Saturday, despite Israeli opposition.

Tar balls from the spill are washing onto Florida beaches.

The federal government releases report on local jail population decline.

President Obama outlines ways to put the nation back on a "sustainable path."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has the right to inspect ships bound for Gaza.