The Daily Caller

During Rand Paul’s filibuster last week, Wyden once again proved that he’s a different kind of politician.

Campaign-spending disclosure laws are good for incumbents, but bad for democracy.

Wyden voted ‘no,’ defecting from Senate Democrats’ support

NSA provides vague confession to Sen. Wyden

California Rep. Darrell Issa is crowdsourcing a proposed list of protections for Internet users

Wyden said he will object to any request to pass the current version of the bill with unanimous consent, that is, without a vote.

Online campaign aims to mobilize privacy protesters

Liberals shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the plan.

The bipartisan Ryan-Wyden plan represents a breakthrough in the Medicare-reform stalemate.

‘Technological advances have made ’round-the-clock tracking of large numbers of people increasingly easy’

Republicans should reject the Democrats’ fake Obamacare compromise.

Six Republicans have said they will back the accord, Democrats need at least nine GOP senators to win approval of the treaty

Republican Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts says he will support a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia

President Barack Obama lobbied senators by phone Monday to back an arms treaty with Russia that he’s called a national security imperative

Bipartisan Senate bill would let states opt out of Obamacare, but only if their own programs are as stringent

The change advocated by Sens. Wyden and Brown would allow states to seek waivers from some of the healthcare law’s requirements

Debt reduction proposal angers left, gets noncommittal White House response

A look at the key races in the 50 states

The requirement that candidates identify themselves in campaign ads is supposed to prevent candidates from airing ridiculous ads. It hasn’t stopped Alan Grayson.