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Feinstein: EPA can expect fight over fuel, emissions standards
Senator Dianne Feinstein said that the Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency is setting itself up for a hard legal battle over fuel economy standards.
California and...
Once-banned party wins in Tunisia elections, early results show
The front page of El Maghreb newspaper showed a giant photo of Ennahda leader Rachid Ghanouchi next to a saluting member of the presidential guard, with the caption "Ennahda close to the government?"
Why Doesn’t George Zimmerman Mind His Own Business?
Once a vigilante, always a vigilante.
One would think that after enduring a nationally–televised trial and being the subject of a current Department of Justice...
Romneycare Debate Victory
The mainstream media breathed a collective sigh of relief. As the Washington Post’s Dan Blaz said, “Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty ducked an opportunity to challenge Romney for enacting a health care plan in Massachusetts that resembled the law Obama signed last year.”
The New York Times also weighed in, “The spotlight was trained squarely on Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, who has come under withering attack for the health care plan he signed into law that resembles the plan Mr. Obama pushed through Congress. But his rivals treaded lightly, and he relentlessly turned the conversation back to Mr. Obama, emerging unscathed from his return to the debate stage four years after losing his first bid for the party’s nomination.”
