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Paper says new hiring policy is affirmative action run amok, but attorney general says their complaints are ‘offensive’

Congresses that pass few laws should be celebrated, not condemned.

The ‘Bossypants’ author and comedienne claims her Palin imitation decreased ’30 Rock’ viewership

Disney feels after-effects of Spider-Man franchise’s weakened image

Elizabeth Glover of the Washington Times asks Sen. Joe Lieberman if the government shutdown was a secret plot engineered by members of Congress to have access to D.C. Cherry Blossoms

Richard Brookhiser, host of the PBS documentary ‘Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton,’ opines on how the founding fathers would respond to the debt crisis

The Washington Times’ Peter Suderman says ‘Sucker Punch’ could use a punchier, meatier plot

Why producers of the new adaptation of ‘Red Dawn’ chose to cleanse the plot of Chinese invaders after film shooting had ended

Aides advising Gadhafi to crush the resistance and propose a division of the country with the rebels having the eastern portion

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Steele is, against all odds, running for reelection as chairman

Is this the beginning of a Palin-Steele alliance?

In the U.S.-allied Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain, where the Sunni-dominated government has arrested scores of Shi’ite opposition activists in recent weeks, many celebrated in fear

The Rev. Sun Myung Moon is regaining control of the Washington Times after allies of the South Korean spiritual leader agreed to acquire the paper for just $1 and assumption of most if its debts

The Senate Majority Leader, despite bashing Republicans on the matter, wanted to revise the birthright citizenship clause in 1993

British researchers are proposing that fast-food eateries dole out complimentary cholesterol-lowering statin drugs to offset their fatty cuisines

A Pentagon strike against Iran would rely heavily on the B-2 bomber and cruise missiles to try to destroy the regime’s ability to make nuclear weapons, analysts say

Controversy surrounding chairman Michael Steele threatens to hurt the GOP’s chances in November’s midterm election

Truth be told, the seeds for the president’s political decline, and that of his Democratic allies in Congress, were sown shortly after the inauguration, ironically by something bad that actually didn’t happen

Party treasurer accuses Michael Steele of attempting to conceal the information to boost fundraising numbers