One of the major foreign policy issues facing President Barack Obama during his second term in office will be winding down the conflict in Afghanistan, America’s longest war. American military forces have been in that country for more than 11 years, longer than the Soviet presence in the 1980s [more than nine years]. There are roughly 68,000 U.S. troops in the country. The plan is to withdraw ...
The Supreme Court reserved orders in 2012 on five important cases — the Kudankulam nuclear plant issue; gay sex, mercy petitions; the Mumbai blasts cases and freebies as poll promises. The judgmen...
This year we saw a great divide in the nation on the issue of immigration reform. Much of the concern surrounds the 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country — the majority of whom are from Mexico and Latin American countries, and about 10 percent from Asia.
The real issue in the frantic final flailing over the fiscal cliff isn’t whether Washington can balance its books. It’s whether blue America and red America are capable of, or even interested in, mediating their differences. The evidence is growing more discouraging.
The Mississippi Supreme Court has sent the Legislature a message: If you want burglary considered a violent crime to catch more career criminals, you'd better write it into the law.
YSRC leaders accuse the Congress party of skirting the issue all these years, and said that all-party meeting should be convened only after the ruling party announced its stand
President Obama last week said the federal government has “bigger fish to fry” than individual recreational marijuana consumers in Washington and Colorado. But his response, offered to Barbara Walters, was an artful dodge and underhanded spin.