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Abdul Raza al Janko, a Syrian man, has sued the U.S. government for damages suffered when he was detained. He was first detained in Afghanistan under the Taliban, accused of being a pro-American Israeli spy.
A billboard depicting Barack Obama as an Islamist suicide bomber, a gay and a Mexican bandit has triggered a storm of criticism in a western US city weeks ahead of crucial polls.
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Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and John Irish confirm that court used Irish’s association with the group in order to snatch newborn baby.
Inquiry to examine whether police and intelligence services could have prevented attacks on London transportation opens.
As millions of hardworking Americans struggle to make ends meet, Senate staffers will participate in a 2-day orgy of back massages, organic food tastings and milk mustache photos. All part of a health fair for staffers, who enjoy some of the best hea
Basic government spending rose by 9% in fiscal 2010, driving the country to a $1.291 trillion deficit down $125 billion from 2009, but still the second-largest hole on record, the Congressional Budget Office said. CBO said the 9% rise in spending for
Americans have a more negative view of government today than they did a decade ago, or even a few years ago. Most say it focuses on the wrong things and lack confidence that it can solve big domestic problems; this general anti-Washington sentiment i
Couple who took part in Oath Keepers online discussion forum have child snatched in shocking new level of police state persecution
AP sources: Jones stepping down as Obama's national security adviser; Donilon to replace him
If you posted an Obama Joker poster or Tea Party literature on a public bulletin board, the Justice Department is warning you are a possible terrorist.
On Thursday afternoon, Rob Halpin came to the door of the blue-shingled house he rents from Rahm Emanuel in the leafy North Side of Chicago and politely explained that he couldn't say anything about the outgoing White House chief of staff and mayoral
San Francisco has a long history of bold public health and environmental stances, going after everything from plastic bags in grocery stores to cigarettes to sugary drinks. The latest target: Ronald McDonald.
Never mind the dead civilians. Forget about the stolen guns. Get over the murder arrests, the fraud allegations, and the accusations of guards pumping themselves up with steroids and cocaine. Through a “joint venture,” the notorious private security
The United States apologized on Friday for an experiment conducted in the 1940s in which U.S. government researchers deliberately infected Guatemalan prison inmates, women and mental patients with syphilis. In the experiment, aimed at testing the
Do you resent the government for enforcing Obamacare or raising your taxes? Write about it in an email or talk about it on the phone and you could be placed under surveillance as a potential terrorist, if frightening new technology being shopped to l
Get ready to meet America’s new mercenaries. They could be the same as the old ones.
A deeply unpopular Congress is bolting for the campaign trail without finishing its most basic job - approving a budget for the government year that begins on Friday. Lawmakers also are postponing a major fight over taxes, two embarrassing ethics cas
The FBI now wants to require all encrypted communications systems to have backdoors for surveillance, according to a New York Times report, and to the nation’s top crypto experts it sounds like a battle they’ve fought before.
Final Decision Not Yet Made, White House Chief of Staff All but Certain to Explore Campaign for Mayor of Chicago
North and South Korea are on the brink of war, a top Russian diplomat has warned, calling for both countries to exercise restraint and sit down for talks.
US can't produce enough ammo to supply police, troops: expert
After a six-month test, Italy's government will drop the use of full-body scanners for security checks in airports, judging them slow and ineffective, Italian daily Corriere della Sera reported Thursday.
House Republicans to outline new election-year agenda focused on pocketbook issues, security
The Bush administration spent years feuding with The New York Times but the Grey Lady hardly ever backed down.
Despite the world slowly falling apart around us, trust in government is still higher today than it was in 1994, right before Republicans took over Congress, with Waco and Ruby Ridge then still recent memories.
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 4001 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Public Law 111–148), it is hereby ordered as follows:
