Not only was the Bush case for war against Iraq based on forgeries, but so was their case for war against Iran.

Last week, Sarah Palin denied the RNC lawyers were coming to audit her underwear drawer. But apparently, there is missing underwear.

Sarah's returning to an Alaska that is, in some critical ways, different from when she left.

Pelosi and Reid wrote Paulson asking for TARP money for the auto companies. If nothing else, their request signals a need for a larger discussion about what our economy will be going forward.

An eight year old boy in Arizona is suspected of killing his father and another man renting a room in their home. In a sign of the emotional and legal complexities of the case, the police are pushing to have the boy tried as an adult even as they investigate possible abuse. The boy almost certainly should not be tried as an adult. Here is why.

Steve Schmidt is only half-deluded about why the Mccain campaign failed.

No silly, not those Raiders, Al Davis died years ago, he just forgot to advise his still ambulatory carcass. I'm talking about the Texas Tech Red Raiders baby! Yes, Mrs. Randiego's team is playing another huge game today, this week against Freep's Boomer Sooners: Tech will get its first test as a top team with the Cowboys not far behind in statistics ad personnel.

First of a series on the dying auto industry.

Two interesting details in this Politico story. “Sen. Lieberman’s preference is to stay in the caucus, but he’s going to keep all his options open,” a Lieberman aide said. “McConnell has reached out to him, and at this stage, his position is he wants to remain in the caucus but losing the chairmanship is unacceptable.” [snip] Lieberman’s aide told Politico on Friday morning that “essentially what transpired is that Sen.

Holy Joe is shopping for a future. But I'm not sure he's got any good options.