The Senate will attempt this coming week to stave off a government shutdown by working to pass a continuing resolution in order to keep the government funded. The continuing resolution, known in Washington shorthand as the CR, is a stopgap appropriations measure. Congress is up...
Banks say this is not simply a new way to squeeze profits from unsuspecting customers. They claim that by processing the largest transactions first, they're actually doing us a solid. They're looking out for us, as a parent might look after a wayward child. Read more: Overdrafts: Since When Did Banks Become Our Evil Stepmother?
Ten years after U.S. airstrikes on Baghdad punctuated the start of the Iraq war, nearly six in 10 Americans say the war was not worth fighting – a judgment shared by majorities steadily since initial success gave way to years of continued conflict. Nearly as...
The prairie dog may be losing a long battle to survive, threatened constantly by the changing western landscape and everything from fleas to the bubonic plague to its own kinfolk. It turns out there is a nasty side to the story of a highly social animal known for public displays of affection and cooperation.
Man, teenager die after race car careens off California track, into pit rowRead more: Man, Boy Die as Race Car Careens off Calif. Track
Rand Paul 2016? The Kentucky senator emerged as the potential 2016 presidential candidate preferred by the largest share of those who participated in a straw poll at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference. Paul commanded 25 percent of straw poll voters, but another possible GOP...
Read more: Steubenville Rape Trial: 'I Didn't Remember Anything,' Accuser Says
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said he’s willing to embrace the “wacko bird” label given to him by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., if it means he is defending the Constitution. “If standing for liberty and standing for the Constitution makes you a wacko bird, then count...
The prosecution and the defense in the Steubenville rape trial jousted in court during the testimony of the accuser's former friend Saturday morning in attempts to paint a clearer picture of the alleged victim's character. Read more: Accuser Was 'Very Drunk' on Night of Alleged Assault, Friend Says
Sarah Palin served up a generous helping of conservative red meat today, comparing President Obama to white-collar criminal Bernie Madoff, mocking New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg for his support of a jumbo soda ban and criticizing the GOP’s post-election attempt at “putting a fresh coat...Read more: Palin: Background Checks Should Have Started With Obama
The photographs in the battered leather suitcase are all Estella del la Cuadra has left. Gingerly, she lifts them from the suitcase and lays them faces up like playing cards, atop a fade hand-written letter.Read more: New Pope Faces Old Accusations in Argentina's Dirty War
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Get funky: Prince closes rock-heavy SXSW with grooving, jamming concert
Pope makes 1st window appearance to huge crowd in St. Peter's Square, off-the-cuff speech
No doubt you'll be seeing the color green everywhere today in honor of the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. 
Judge to announce verdict in trial of 2 Ohio high school football players accused of rape
Rape trial of 2 Ohio high school football players nears end; Judge to announce verdict Sunday