by Frank James A quick guided tour to some of the morning's most interesting or important (or both) Washington-related stories. U.S. and Iraqi military forces mounted a huge offensive to...
by Frank James Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility in Washington, or CREW, has a new report called "Family Affair" which the watchdog group says is an examination of members of...
by Frank James The Gallup Poll experts note that the structure of the Democratic and Republican presidential race look remarkably like mirror images of one another. PRINCETON, NJ -- With...
by Frank James Iraq is the second-most unstable nation in the world, right after Sudan and just before Somalia according to Foreign Policy magazine and the Fund for Peace which...
by Frank James A quick guided tour to some of the morning's most important or interesting (or both) Washington-related stories. The U.S.'s current efforts to arm Sunnis to fight al...
by David Lightman Is Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, redefining the way to win the Republican presidential nomination or is his untraditional approach, which finds him on...
by Bay Fang ELISTA, Kalmykia -- Kalmykia, for the uninitiated, is the only Buddhist republic in Europe. Tucked into a corner of Russia, by the Caspian Sea, it is normally...
by Frank James This week, House Republicans won big and House Democrats lost face as the majority party allowed itself to be outflanked by the minority on a good-government issue,...
by Frank James If anyone is getting that Yogi Berra sense of the action on immigration reform being "deja vu all over again," it's probably because what Americans have witnessed...
by Mike Dorning SPARTANBURG, S.C.-Two days before the country marks Father's Day, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama presented a plan for lifting up poor families that included searing criticism of...