A calculation error may explain why scientists “observed” neutrinos traveling faster than the speed of light.

Dems doubling down on anti-Wall Street messaging against vulnerable Freshman Republicans. Watch the new ad.

As head of the National Restaurant Association, Herman Cain led the charge against tougher drunk driving laws.

Herman Cain proposes 20 foot electrified fence along the length of the US-Mexico border to electrocute anyone who tries to sneak across the border.

DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency which already created the Internet) is looking to crowd source the development of the next generation of miniature military drones.

Meet the Lord’s Resistance Army. Nope, not a group with a booth at CPAC. They’re the notoriously brutal paramilitary group President Obama has sent troops to Uganda to try to snuff out. See them here.

In today’s episode of Campaign in a 100 Seconds, Satan makes a special appearance to discuss the race.

President Obama’s letter to Congress notifying it of the deployment of troops to central Africa.

Apparently there was a second Bush-era gun-trafficking sting operation in which ATF allowed weapons to cross the border into Mexico in hopes of tracking them to high-level smugglers. Doesn’t sound like any more of a good idea then than when ATF under Obama launched another such sting. The difference is Republicans are pillorying the Obama administration for it.

I’ve covered the sex abuse scandal in the U.S. Roman Catholic Church for a long time, but I can’t say I ever expected to see a bishop actually indicted for covering up abuse, let alone a diocese.

Today, Bishop Robert Finn of the Diocese of Kansas City pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failing to report suspected child abuse by a priest. The diocese was similarly charged and also entered a not guilty plea. The indictment was returned by a Jackson County, Mo., grand jury and unsealed today. Read More