Capitol Hill post offices closures get final stamp
The fight over post office closures is hitting close to home for members of Congress and Hill staffers — the U.S. Postal Service is finally shutting ...
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Sequester furloughs avoided for Customs and Border Protection
Congress has approved a plan to avoid furloughs for U.S. Customs and Border Protection employees during fiscal 2013, according to a Wednesday ...
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PRESIDENT BASHIR OF SUDAN IS EVIL! Ken Isaacs of Samaritan’s Purse testified today before …
I took the pic of this starving child when I traveled to Sudan and South Sudan with Reverend Franklin Graham. That was 13 months ago.
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Capitol Hill's Partisan And Racial Divide Cast In Bronze
A 7-foot tall statue of famed abolitionist Frederick Douglass is more than just a tribute to the man. It's a larger-than-life reminder of ...
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National Security Industrial Complex: Companies Profiting from Doing 'Top-Secret Work' Give …
As the federal government's collection of data has expanded in the past decade under the Patriot Act and other surveillance programs, one set of ...
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Norquist To Congress: Reform Immigration For The Sake Of US Economy
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and a key conservative backer of the Senate’s comprehensive immigration reform bill, Grover Norquist, are welcoming news ...
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Letter: Congress should vote on US role in Syria
Once again, Congress has the ability to act responsibly.
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David Rivkin and Elizabeth Foley: An ObamaCare Board Answerable to No One
The 'death panel' is a new beast, with god-like powers. Congress should repeal it or test its constitutionality.
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FBI tells Congress it uses drones in U.S.
FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged Wednesday that the bureau has used unmanned aerial drones for surveillance in the United States and ...
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Alabama Politician Might Run for Congress From Prison
Stephen Nodine, the former County Commissioner from Mobile, Al., is a convicted felon. He is also considering running for Alabama’s first ...
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