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Ariz. woman accused of trying to give away baby
A woman is facing a child abuse charge after police say she tried to give her baby to strangers outside a Phoenix convenience store.
Wisconsin mining law reforms benefit polluters
In their May 7 opinion piece "Unlock minerals in Wisconsin," representatives of the Wisconsin and National Mining Associations grossly misrepresent the facts to sway the public in favor of mining law reforms for gold and base metals.
Letters: Politicians: Stay off the phones
I'm getting political phone calls all hours of day and night. Although I don't listen to them, they start out, "If you are a senior citizen," I hang up.
GOP could take Senate in 2014 if it avoids self-destructive candidates
Former Bush adviser and GOP strategist Karl Rove says Republicans have a good chance of taking the Senate from Democrats in 2014 if they avoid nominating the types of candidates who stumbled badly in once competitive 2012 races.
Laura Ingraham: The center Isn't the answer for the GOP
PBS's program Intelligence Squared pitted The New York Times writer David Brooks and former Congressman Mickey Edwards against radio host Laura Ingraham and Faith & Freedom Coalition founder and chairman Ralph Reed.
Letters: Politicians: Stay off the phones
I am getting political phone calls all hours of day and night. Although I don't listen to them, they start out, "If you are a senior citizen," I hang up.
"Obamacare is the Iraq [War] of the Obama administration."
This painfully desperate sentence was just Tweeted by Ben Domenech, who some consider to be one of the preeminent conservative minds in America.
Ohio billboards aid hunt for treasure fugitive
The U.S. Marshals Service is using brief alerts on digital billboards in Ohio and Florida to publicize the face of a treasure hunter who is considered a fugitive in a years-long case.