Former CNN host Lou Dobbs is seriously considering running for U.S. Senate in New Jersey in 2012.

The president himself said there is "one television station that is entirely devoted to attacking my administration." Fox's coverage of health care demonstrations over the summer indicate an anti-Obama strategy. Faux News is guilty of subversion?

The difference between American involvement in South American atrocities in 1964 and 'enhanced interrogation' now is that then, U.S. officials felt they had to deny condoning torture. Now many of them seem to be defending torture, even boasting about it.

The best kept secret of Bush's war crimes is that thousands of children were imprisoned, tortured, and denied rights under the Geneva Conventions. Yet both Congress and the media fail to identify the very existence of child prisoners as a war crime.

After many long years of informing, and fighting for national single-payer healthcare, our opportunity to pass HR 676 is upon us. But certain high-powered Democrats and minority Republicans have taken it off the table...Let's pick it up and put it back!

Failed presidential candidate John Edwards, whose political action committee paid more than $100,000 to his mistress' company, acknowledged Sunday that federal investigators were looking into how he handled his campaign funds.

Pakistan Peoples Party Baghi Group launched Internet Campaign against terrorism to achieve a world free of terrorism for which Daughter of East and Chairperson PPP Benazir Bhutto Shaheed sacrificed her life. Site includes Last Interview of her life.

A school in Ceredigion, Wales, is complaining that their students don't keep the bathrooms clean enough. This is a serious problem, obviously, so-what was their solution? Place video cameras in the toilet-areas.

BELIEVE it or not, there are Americans who have a "very negative" opinion of Barack Obama (13 percent, in the Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll). Some are even angry at him (10 percent, New York Times/CBS News). As the First 100 Days hoopla started to...

Justice David Souter is planning to retire after nearly two decades on the Supreme Court, but his departure is unlikely to change its conservative-liberal split.