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Can the middle class afford college?

The beginning of May was the deadline for the last of high-school seniors to make their final decision about where they’re going to college.

Wasserman Schultz threatens Police Chief for gathering evidence

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz threatens Chief of U.S. Capitol Police with “consequences” for doing his job

“It’s a viable idea”

Republican legislators and policy experts are kicking around a novel way to increase health coverage automatically enrolling millions

He plowed his field; now he faces a $2.8 million fine

A farmer faces trial in federal court this summer and a $2.8 million fine for failing to get a permit to plow his field and plant wheat.

The Kennedy Democrats don't want

The latest Kennedy to run for office is discovering the storied family name isn't enough anymore

The FBI probe you haven't heard about

There's a big story going on right now involving the FBI, the White House, and potential criminal activity. And no, this one has nothing t

Fixing America’s Public Schools: A 19-Point Checklist

Some suggestions to shatter the unions’ preferred narrative.

Iran election: Why it's important to the U.S.

Iranian voters will decide the fate of moderate President Hassan Rouhani and his policy of engagement with the West on Friday.

Obama’s Justice Department refused to hire military veterans for jobs

The Obama Justice Department discriminated against military veterans, trying to force them to withdraw their applications for two job posting

Dazed and Confused......

Nancy Pelosi Gets Completely Befuddled By Questioner In CNN Town Hall

DNC Workers Sue Party

Dozens of field workers filed a class action lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee, claiming the party pushing employers to pay a

How a $10.69 purchase may have sidelined the global malware attack

For hours, a nonexistent website helped to cripple computers worldwide.

Allowed To Hide Donors From The Public?

Hillary Clinton, whose failed presidential campaign was hampered by pay-for-play allegations, launched a “dark money” political organization

What to know about travel ban appeals

Acting Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall told the appellate court judges the president’s directive falls squarely within his duty to secure th

In the name of Science?

$697,177 for a ‘Climate-Change Musical’: You Call That Science?

600 Sex Offenders set free Under Obama policy

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency released nearly 600 illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes.

Biden to stay out of port strike as trade flows halt, union boss threatens to ‘cripple’ economy

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