The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency should extend the period for finalizing numeric limits of pollution in state inland waters beyond the 30 days the federal agency agreed to last month, several former Department of Environmental Protection secretaries said Thursday.
Bill OReilly from Fox News was on ABCs The View on Thursday -- and fireworks went off as two of the hosts stormed off the set after he said that a mosque being built near the site of Ground Zero in New York should not be built. Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar left after disagreeing with the talk-show host over the mosque.
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Pam Bondi, the Republican candidate for attorney general, offered warm praise to a federal judge for allowing Attorney General Bill McCollums lawsuit against the federal government over new health-care laws to proceed.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek took issue with a federal judge who let a legal challenge proceed that was launched by Attorney General Bill McCollum to new federal health-care laws.
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Republicans weighed in on Thursday afternoon on a federal judge allowing Attorney General Bill McCollums lawsuit against the federal government over new federal health-care laws backed by President Barack Obama to move forward.
Former House Speaker Marco Rubio, the Republican candidate in the U.S. Senate race, praised the decision.
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With less than three weeks to go in the close gubernatorial contest between Democratic candidate Alex Sink and Republican nominee Rick Scott, the two camps continue to attack each other, both citing ethical violations.
WASHINGTON -- Voters seem to think Congress is like a weedy lot -- that anything done to it will improve it -- so they seem poised to produce something not seen since 1981-82. Then, for the first time since 1952, a majority of senators were in their first terms. This was the result of three consecutive churning elections -- 1976, 1978 and 1980.
I've been in campaign meetings. Sometimes the atmosphere is grim. Your side is down, and you're looking to turn things around.
FairDistricts has tapped the deep pockets of another big-spending liberal, landing a $200,000 contribution from Fred Eychaner, a Chicagoland media mogul who also funded ACORN and President Obama.
Eychaner, who has given millions to the national Democratic Party, extended his left-wing largesse with late support for FairDistricts' Amendment 5/Amendment 6 campaign. Those measures on the fall ballot have collected more than $4 million in contributions from trial lawyers, unions and other Democratic Party loyalists.
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