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Tea Party Patriots Rally Against IRS ‘Intimidation’
George, Washington
Dozens of protesters were lined up at one IRS location along 6th Street in L.A. following acknowledgement from IRS officials that some conservative groups received inappropriate attention.
May 22 2013
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Anti-IRS protest planned at Ohio federal building
George, Washington
CINCINNATI—Tea party activists waving flags and signs, singing patriotic songs and chanting anti-IRS slogans held rallies outside federal buildings across the country Tuesday to protest the agency's extra scrutiny of conservative groups.
May 22 2013
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Protesters chant 'Stop the IRS' in Cincinnati
George, Washington
CINCINNATI (AP) — Tea party activists waving flags and signs, singing patriotic songs and chanting anti-IRS slogans protested outside federal buildings across the country Tuesday to protest the agency's extra scrutiny of conservative groups.
May 22 2013
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With new presidential library, George W. Bush back in public eye
Iowa
President Obama and four ex-presidents will attend the dedication in Dallas. The event is a chance for Bush and supporters to cast him in a favorable light. WASHINGTON — President Obama, the four living ex-presidents and thousands of others head to Dallas on Thursday for the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. The challenge facing library officials will be to keep ...
May 21 2013
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Justice at a Guatemalan Crossroads
George, Washington
The genocide conviction of Guatemala’s ex-dictator Efrain Rios Montt has put respect for human rights at a crossroads, with one option to reverse the judgment and another to expand the investigation to Rios Montt’s accomplices in Guatemala and the U.S., journalist Allan Nairn tells Dennis J. Bernstein.
May 21 2013
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O'Connor voices regret over Bush v. Gore
Day, Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is suggesting for the first time that the court should have stayed out of the 2000 presidential election dispute between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
May 14 2013
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GEORGE WILL: Neither panic nor prejudice justify violating Constitution
Washington
Two of the three most infamous Supreme Court decisions were erased by events. The Civil War and postwar constitutional amendments effectively overturned Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857), which held that blacks could never have rights that whites must respect. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), which upheld legally enforced segregation, was undone by court decisions and legislation.
April 27 2013
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Boys basketball: GW drops Capital in overtime
Washington
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- George Washington guard Alex Lewis was in a familiar position making an unfamiliar decision that created a much-needed result for the Patriots against visiting Capital on Tuesday night.The sophomore hit the second of his three 3-po...
March 02 2013
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Public to get rare insight into President George HW Bush
Washington
Washington (CNN) - The public will get to see more of the private thoughts and photos of former President George Herbert Walker Bush next week on topics ranging from the bitter 2000 election featuring his son, the Supreme Court decision that decided the outcome of that campaign, the younger Bush's presidency, the Sept. 11th attacks [...]
March 01 2013
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Washington Capitals: Holtby vs Neuvirth Head to Toe Breakdown
Florida
Goaltending hasn't been the only reason the Washington Capitals find themselves at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, but it is certainly the team's biggest issue a dozen games into the new season. Once again, George McPhee has opted to go with a tandem featuring two relatively unproven youngsters in net. Though both Braden Holtby and Michal Neuvirth have excelled at various points in the ...
February 19 2013
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Supreme Court won't hear ex-Illinois Governor Ryan's appeal
Washington
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to hear former Illinois Governor George Ryan's appeal of his conviction and 6 1/2-year prison sentence for racketeering, fraud and other crimes involving kickbacks for state contracts and property leases. Since his 2005 conviction, Ryan had filed a variety of legal challenges, most recently over the impact of a 2010 Supreme Court ...
February 19 2013
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8 memorable moments
George, Washington
Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin's list of unforgettable occurrences.
February 13 2013
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Under the U.S. Supreme Court: Obama's nose bloodied on recess appointments
George, Washington
MICHAEL KIRKLAND || UPI Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- President Obama got his nose bloodied, in the legal sense, late last month by a muscular Washington appeals court that ruled several of his recess appointments were unconstitutional -- appointments made while the U.S. Senate was in what the administration says was a recess.
February 03 2013
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Scottsboro Boys resolution expected Feb. 4
George, Washington
A press conference is scheduled in Montgomery on Monday, Feb. 4 to announce a resolution calling for the exoneration of the Scottsboro Boys. Local lawmakers Sen. Shadrack McGill and Rep. John Robinso
January 31 2013
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Bipartisan Group Of Senators To Introduce Immigration Plan, Preempt Obama
George, Washington
WASHINGTON -- A bipartisan group of four Democratic senators and four Republican senators will announce the framework for a comprehensive immigration reform plan on Monday, seeking to jump out in front of President Obama's planned Tuesday speech on immigration.
January 28 2013
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Court rules Obama's appointments unconstitutional
George, Washington
(Reuters) - A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that President Barack Obama violated the U.S. Constitution when he used recess appointments to fill a labor board, in a sweeping decision that could limit presidential power to push through federal nominees. The court found that the Senate was not truly in recess, for the purpose of a recess appointment, when Obama in January 2012 installed ...
January 26 2013
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Pacers stay hot in win over Wizards
Alabama
With one George still on the mend, Indiana's other George continued to keep the Pacers rolling, as Paul George recorded 29 points and 14 rebounds in an 89-81 victory over the Washington Wizards.
January 18 2013
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Guns' future? Look at history
George, Washington
There has been great discussion that more gun control will not happen. History tells us it will.
January 13 2013
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End to stem cell research challenge doesn't calm funding fears for scientists
George, Washington
'Fiscal cliff,' growing competition could make NIH grants more scarce Even as they celebrate clearing a legal hurdle, worries of stem cell research grant money evaporating constantly weigh on scientists like Dr. Ted Dawson, whose projects at Johns Hopkins Hospital have helped inform treatment of neurological diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.
January 13 2013
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U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman's farewell address
George, Washington
It's always valuable to listen to farewell addresses, especially those of significant people. When there are no more elections for which to campaign and one has "run the race," it is fascinating to hear the perspective of the outgoing.
December 21 2012
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Gunmaker Paid Up After Washington Sniper Killings, And May Yet Pay Again
Freedom, New York
Civil plaintiffs may find a way to sue Bushmaster, the manufacturer of the gun used in the deadly Newtown killings, even though a federal law signed by George W. Bush in 2005 theoretically prohibits lawsuits against gun makers over crimes committed with their products.
December 19 2012
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Gay weddings: Will they be legal in June?
George, Washington
Lyle Denniston looks at the rather complicated considerations in front of the Supreme Court about same-sex marriage, and if the court can really decide the case in June 2013.
December 10 2012
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