1 hr ago | Bryan County News
Area leaders lobby in Washington
Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas, Southeast Georgia Friends of Fort Stewart and Hunter Executive Director Paul Andreshak, Savannah Mayor Edna Jackson, Pembroke Mayor Mary Warnell, Rep. Jack Kingston, Liberty County Commission Chairman Donald Lovette and Armstrong Atlantic State University Liberty Center Director Pete Hoffman recently met in Washington, ... (more)
3 hrs ago | Green Bay Press-Gazette
Shields column: Washington snobs attack Snowden
To the resulting public uproar, President Barack Obama curiously, and unconvincingly, responded, "I welcome this debate, and I think it's healthy for our democracy.
7 hrs ago | Deseret News
What others say: Countering rape, violence against women
Twenty-one years ago, Grinnell College student Tammy Zywicki, then 21, was driving back to school in Iowa from her home in New Jersey when her car broke down on an Illinois highway.
GOP Governor Shuts Out Three Daily Newspapers
A spokeswoman for Maine Gov. Paul LePage says the administration will no longer comment for stories published in three of Maine's daily newspapers.
Saxby Chambliss: 'The United States has never stood by and seen...
Appearing on CNN, Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., said, "The United States has never stood by and seen innocent people slaughtered to the extent that's happening in Syria."
Sexism's puzzling stamina: Frank Bruni
This month the Supreme Court will issue raptly awaited decisions about affirmative action and gay marriage.
Feinstein: No NSA Senate hearing soon
On Tuesday the House will hold a rare open intelligence hearing specifically devoted to the National Security Agency's surveillance programs of data-mining phone records and Internet use.
Getting - Rad'-ical: Vinings physician to run for U.S. Senate
"DR. RAD" is doing something "rad." That is, Vinings physician Dr. Branko Radulovacki is doing something radical: throwing his stethoscope - er, make that his hat - into the race to succeed Saxby Chambliss in the U.S. Senate.
Questions Surround U.S. Gunrunning to Syrian Rebels
The CIA is gearing up to send weapons to rebel groups in Syria through Turkey and Jordan, the Washington Post reported on Friday.
Obama Massive Spy Apparatus Intended to 'Destroy' all Privacy Nationwide
Amid news that the National Security Agency , or NSA, has data-mined the information of millions of Americans with the help of telecom Verizon and has built the capacity to gather all electronically transmitted data on every single American at any time, comes news from the reporter who initially broke the story that we are merely seeing the tip of ... (more)
GOP Dominates Ga. Congressional Races
Three U.S. House seats in Georgia up for grabs in the 2014 elections are already drawing crowded fields of candidates with one major exception: So far, no Democrats have declared for any of the races.
SNOWDEN: 'Being Called A Traitor By Dick Cheney Is The Highest Honor'
National Security Agency leak source Edward Snowden on Monday called it an "honor" that former Vice President Dick Cheney referred to him as a "traitor."
In Massachusetts Senate Race, Odds for G.O.P. Upset Are Slim
In early May, when we last checked in on the Massachusetts special election for United States Senate, I noted that while the Republican nominee, Gabriel Gomez, had an outside chance of upsetting the Democrat, Representative Edward J. Markey, the fundamentals ran strongly against an inexperienced candidate in such a blue state.
First Slice 6/17/13: Ludacris involved in scuffle at Midtown nightclub
An unidentified man in northwest Atlanta opens fire at two passing cars. He accidentally hits a seven-year-old boy playing with friends nearby.
On ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," Sen. Marco Rubio charged that the administration has "failed" to identify elements of the resistance against the Syrian government that the United States could work with, which has left limited options on the table.
Tensions Rise Over Syria Before Summit
President Barack Obama arrives in Ireland Monday for a summit of leaders that will center on the intensifying showdown over Syria's civil war, amid rising tensions between world powers over the conflict.
NSA Officials Working to Discredit Allegations
The intelligence community is going on the offensive in the public relations war over the NSA's secret information gathering programs.
Dick Cheney: 'I Don't Pay A Lot Of Attention' To Obama
Former Vice President Dick Cheney didn't mince his words on Sunday when describing his impression of President Barack Obama's response to the revelation of the extent of the U.S. government's domestic surveillance.
Chambliss Says Removal of Syria's Assad Is - Imperative'
Senator Saxby Chambliss , a Georgia Republican, said it's "imperative" that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad be removed, adding that he favors imposing a no-fly zone if the military determines it's necessary.
3 open Ga. congressional races dominated by GOP
Three U.S. House seats in Georgia up for grabs in the 2014 elections are already drawing crowded fields of candidates with one major exception: So far, no Democrats have declared for any of the races.