Senate Passes Middle Class Tax Cut Act of 2012
It was a busy day in the Senate yesterday, that chamber voted on two different versions of tax legislation.
Romney, Obama Focus on Foreign Policy at VFW Convention in Reno
The 2012 presidential campaign has swung to a foreign-policy, as the presumed GOP presidential nominee, the former governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, prepares for an overseas trip in an effort to shore up his foreign-policy and defense image for voters.
Los Angeles City Council Votes to Ban Marijuana Dispensaries in 13-1 Decision
In a 13 to 1 vote, the city Council of the nation's second-largest city decided to ban marijuana dispensaries within its city limits until it receives clearer guidance from California's highest court.
Prime Minister Cameron's Ex-Media Chief and Murdoch's Former Right-Hand Woman Brought up on Charges in England
Eight senior newspaper staff members from the News of the World's paper, including Prime Minister David Cameron's ex-media chief Andy Coulson, and Rupert Murdoch's United Kingdom newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks have been charged with phone hacking.