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The president called Sandra Fluke to thank her for her advocacy in light of negative attacks by Rush Limbaugh.

The hypocrisy of Republicans over oil prices, 3-2-12

Lukewarm Muslims 8-19-10

Luke Warm Christian Leadership 4-29-10

With black unemployment sky high, can President Obama count on black support in '12 like '08? Suzanne Malveaux reports.

One step forward, one step back -- that seems to be Mitt Romney's signature dance in the Republican presidential race. After getting a boost by winning two contests, Romney is again cleaning up a mess instead of building momentum.

President Obama responds to a heckler saying "No war in Iran!"

Importing More Immigrants Keeps Americans Unemployed 4-29-10

Forbes op-ed: The TSA Is Coming To A Highway Near You by Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN):

One of the great honors of my service to Tennessee is having the opportunity to represent Ft. Campbell which is home to the storied 101st Airborne, the 5th Special Forces Group and the Army’s 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment which piloted Navy SEAL Team Six during the raid on Osama Bin Laden.

Each soldier who calls Ft. Campbell home has gone through some of the most intensive training on the planet which pushed their minds and bodies to their physical limits. In the end, those who make the cut have earned the right to be part of our United States military, are honored to wear its uniform, and are serving on the frontlines in the fight against global terrorism.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for our nation’s Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) who Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano contends are our nation’s last line of defense in fighting domestic terrorism. Unlike “hell week” which faces potential Navy SEALs, becoming a TSO requires a basic level of classroom and on the job training. In many cases this rigorous training is less severe than the requirements of becoming a security guard in most states.

The Dark Side of Illegal Immigration —Part 1, 12-9-10

Andrew Breitbart, the conservative journalist, Internet pioneer and provocateur who helped reshape the media landscape with tenacious and original political style, died early Thursday after collapsing on the street near his Los Angeles home. He was 43.

His passing was announced through a posting on his extensive online news empire ...

LOS ANGELES — It used to be considered bad form to out gay public figures - but now California judges are being asked to reveal their sexual identities in the name of diversity.

The Judicial Applicant and Appointment Demographics Inclusion Act, which took effect Jan. 1, requires the state ...

With the Obama administration ramping up the pressure on natural-gas drilling companies, industry leaders fear a looming wave of federal regulations could strangle what has become one of the most vibrant sectors of the economy.

At least 10 federal departments and agencies are investigating or crafting new rules to govern ...

A decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in California to put several deportation cases on hold in light of Obama administration immigration directives was criticized Thursday by two senior Republican lawmakers who said the court ruling was an "overreach of its authority."

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar ...

Washington pays for promises from another Kim.

Harassment and altered documents at Desert Trails Elementary.

The dangers of struggle, and of trying to come across as normal.

How Great is That Darkness 12-9-10

Senate Democrats vote against religious conscience.

My wife looks up from the newspaper with bewilderment at another story about people in the financial world or their lobbyists complaining about Wall Street reform.