8 hrs ago | Marshfield News-Herald
Obama makes it at last to the Brandenburg Gate
The German government, which rejected Obama's request five years ago, invited the president this year to speak at the 18th Century triumphal arch that has become a symbol of Berlin's re-unification since the divisions of the Cold War.
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Richard Nixon won 52 percent of voters under 30 in 1972. Ronald Reagan won 59 percent of the youth vote in 1984.
16 hrs ago | Talking About Politics
Big pay raises for teachers? Statewide kindergartens? Coastal Management Act? Rural health centers? Expansion of the state park system? More African-Americans and women in government? Help for black business enterprises? They'd throw him out of the party today.
Bergen: NSA hypes its effectiveness
Former intelligence worker Edward Snowden , 29, revealed himself as the source of documents outlining a massive effort by the NSA to track cell phone calls and monitor the e-mail and Internet traffic of virtually all Americans.
It may not have been Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev's Cold War walk by a frozen lake in Switzerland.
Secure Reagan.com email service sees bump in privacy-conscious subscribers after NSA news
Weekly activity among Reagan.com email address owners has "more than doubled since the NSA news was released," a spokesman for the service told The Daily Caller on Friday.
In 1962 Ronald Reagan, future president of the United States, was already building his official platform that, one way or another, government was the cause of all this country's evils.
8:14 CBS Sports Director Beasley Reece joins Chris to talk U.S. open, Phillies Record, and Chip Kelly's delayed QB decision.
Right on Immigration : President Reagan signed the 1986 amnesty, mocked 'the illegal alien fuss' and frowned on barricading the southern border.
The Buzz: Art of governors' loves pulled before downtown bar opens
Not only is it a cliche to say that behind every great man is a great woman, it can also be inaccurate - sometimes, as a pulled art exhibition shows, there are several.
Roberts: It's time to send Mark Hatfield back to Washington
By Jack Roberts As the 2013 legislative session draws to a close, many bills face an ignominious demise -- not by being voted down on the floor of either chamber, but by languishing in committee when the final gavel signals sine die.
Former intelligence worker Edward Snowden , 29, revealed himself as the source of documents outlining a massive effort by the NSA to track cell phone calls and monitor the e-mail and Internet traffic of virtually all Americans.
Christians to debate their role and influence in the Republican Party
The argument among born-again Christians over their influence in American politics will rage once again at Ralph Reed's annual Faith & Freedom Coalition's three-day moveable talkfest that gets under way at prime locations Thursday in Washington.
FLASHBACK: Ronald Reagan delivered iconic a tear down this walla speech 26 years ago today
Comparing current politicians to Ronald Reagan is a "terrible mistake," said the man who wrote Mr. Reagan's famous "tear down this wall" speech 26 years ago.
Impeach Obama Rallies Heat Up As 2013 Scandals Surge: Barack Joins...
The Obama administration is juggling several scandals at the moment, so it should come as no surprise that campaigns calling for President Barack Obama's impeachment are ramping up.
Soldiers Allege Laura Poitras, Had Foreknowledge of 2004 Iraqi Attack on U.S. Troops
When Edward Snowden decided he wanted to release details about the NSA's intelligence operations to the public, he reached out to Laura Poitras, a 49-year-old film maker and political activist opposed to the war on terror.
Bill Maxwell: Air America patriots wrongly ignored
Here is part of what President Ronald Reagan wrote in a letter to the surviving members of Air America for their May 1987 reunion: "Unsung and unrecognized, each of you confronted danger and endured terrible hardships.
In Cincinnati, Det. Terry McGuffey and his team head to an apartment complex to investigate the shooting death of a 28-year old from Detroit.
Paul A. London: Inflation: The Reagan Myth and Carter Record
Ben Bernanke is likely to be replaced soon as chair of the Fed and a debate has begun about the qualifications of his replacement.
Instead of Taking Care Of Business, They're Getting Into Ours
You know what the problem with America is? We haven't had to try our hardest in a long, long time and it's showing.