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N.H. Candidates Spar over Women's Issues and Business Concerns

In New Hampshire, Democrat Jeanne Shaheen, no doubt looking to up turn-out among women, attacked Republican Scott Brown saying he’s “untrustworthy on women’s issues, such as abortion rights”.  Brown returned fire by highlighting her support for ObamaCare, which many view as

Catalonia Defies Spain by Calling Secession Vote

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — The president of Spain’s powerful northeastern region of Catalonia on Saturday formally called an independence referendum, the latest secession push in Europe and one of the most serious challenges to the Spanish state in recent years.

Catalonia Defies Spain by Calling Secession Vote

Pat Roberts: 'I Will Always Fight Amnesty'

Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) declared his opposition to granting amnesty for illegal immigrants and contrasted this with his Independent opponent’s support for amnesty on Friday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” “[Orman] says he that wants to grant citizenship to all illegal aliens

Pat Roberts: 'I Will Always Fight Amnesty'

Farage to Asian Businesses: I am on Your Side

In a strident interview with specialist industry magazine Asian Trader, UKIP leader Nigel Farage cited Adam Smith and praised the free market, as he blasted plain cigarette packaging and the Westminster elite for failing to understand the needs of small

Farage to Asian Businesses: I am on Your Side

Obama Calls Out America for Ferguson

Wednesday in his address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, President Barack Obama addressed the police officer shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO. The president said, “In a summer marked by instability in the Middle

Obama Calls Out America for Ferguson

D'Souza: 'I've Got a Big Smile on my Face'

Dinesh D’Souza, author of “America: Imagine a World without Her,” said that he had “a big smile” on his face after avoiding jail time after his conviction for violation of campaign finance laws on Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Kelly File”

D'Souza: 'I've Got a Big Smile on my Face'

FIFA Ethics Judge Hesitates on Qatar World Cup

GENEVA (AP) — For Qatar or Russia to be stripped of the World Cup, a key person in the legal chain needs to make use of the powers available to him. Events of recent days, however, suggest FIFA’s independent ethics

FIFA Ethics Judge Hesitates on Qatar World Cup

Top-Two Primary System May Bring End to Third Parties in CA

Patrick Hogan, running for Assembly in California’s 5th District near Sacramento, is the sole Libertarian candidate who advanced to the November general election and is one of only three minor party candidates on the ballot in California.  The Fresno Bee reported

Top-Two Primary System May Bring End to Third Parties in CA

Alex Salmond Resigns After Failed Indy Bid

Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland has resigned. He is stepping down from both roles following the defeat of the Yes Scotland campaign for Scottish independence last night. Despite polls suggesting a near-tie,

Alex Salmond Resigns After Failed Indy Bid

Dramatic Headlines Greet Scotland 'D-Day'

Newspapers declared Thursday a “day of destiny” in dramatic front pages streaked with blue, white and red as Scotland votes on whether to split from the United Kingdom. On a front page covered with the Union Jack, which may have

Dramatic Headlines Greet Scotland 'D-Day'

A Guide to Scotland as Independence Vote Nears

GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — The people of Scotland will decide on Thursday whether to end a partnership with the rest of the United Kingdom that has lasted more than 300 years. Here is a guide to Scotland as the historic

A Guide to Scotland as Independence Vote Nears

Emotions Mount on Final Day of Scottish Campaign

EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) — For Scots, Wednesday was a day of excitement, apprehension, and a flood of final appeals before a big decision. In a matter of hours, they will determine whether Scotland leaves the United Kingdom and becomes an

Emotions Mount on Final Day of Scottish Campaign

Scotland's Independence Vote Puts UK Union on Edge

LONDON (AP) — Breaking up is hard to do, especially after 307 years. The entire United Kingdom will find out just how hard if Scotland chooses independence in Thursday’s vote. WHAT’S AT STAKE A Yes vote will trigger 18 months

Scotland's Independence Vote Puts UK Union on Edge

Witness: Independent Benghazi Panel Was Not Independent

During today’s hearing conducted by the House Select Committee on the Benghazi attacks, one witness admitted that the Independent Panel on Best Practices conducted after the attacks was not “independent.” Questioned by Rep. Jim Jordan, Todd Keil, a member of

Witness: Independent Benghazi Panel Was Not Independent