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Archives for January 2015
The hackers have tweeted out US military documents, but it’s still unclear if they’ve actually hacked the US military.
The leaders of Britain, Germany, Israel, Palestine, and Spain were there. Does it matter that Obama wasn’t?
Europe’s leaders talk about the National Front’s repugnant views on immigration because they have no solution to the Eurozone disaster.
The informal talks never progressed, at least partly out of concern over political complications, sources said.
The governors running for president in 2016 all will claim they created jobs. But there’s reason to be skeptical.
He would be seen as the second coming of Ronald Reagan. The kids would have “severely conservative” tattoos. Men would be saying “gosh.”
Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam wants to expand Medicaid — and has called a special session of the state legislature do so.
The French-Muslim policeman’s brother puts his life and death into powerful context.
To understand what happened to this town, you have to know the Nigerian military’s history there.
What should civic participation in the digital age look like?
His new economic advisor thinks balanced budgets are bad for the economy.
Rubio, Romney and Bush all illustrate the party’s immigration dilemma - and haven’t yet figured out how to thread the needle
Republican hopefuls seem to be much more eager to run than they were in 2012.
He would replace Rep. Michael Grimm (R-NY), who’s resigning after a guilty plea for tax evasion.