No, that can't be, some say. The recession is clearly all the fault of the other political party. They are the evildoers. We are the good guys. Actually,
With a majority in the House of Representative and gains made in the Senate, Republicans wasted little time after the November 2 election to identify their top legislative action – the
With the November election in the rearview mirror, Californians now face the daunting tasks of living with a new administration - and a new set of budget rules - with far different
This week, US officials discovered a 600-yard drug tunnel linking Tijuana and San Diego along with 25 tons of marijuana. Although close to 75 tunnels along the US-Mexico
In 2007, Ron Paul captivated grassroots activists everywhere with his darkhorse campaign for the Republican Party's presidential nomination. He was an obscure, ten-term Congressman from Texas who
Despite a historic Republican takeover of the House of Representatives in this week’s midterm elections, Rep. Mike Honda (D-San Jose) plans to maintain pressure on the new majority
Nearly lost in the national implosion of the Democratic Party, the counter-intuitive statewide sweep of Democrats in California, and the overwhelming defeat of recreational marijuana, was a far more
For a movement supposedly dedicated (at least in part) to anti-elitism, "Tea Party" was always a strange name. True, the name was meant to conjure up images
The Justice department issued an appeals court briefing last Friday that has the potential to change the face of patent law and reshape the biotech industry as we know it.
Voters November 2 didn’t do much to make the job easier for Jerry Brown, California’s former governor and current governor-elect. In fact, from a fiscal perspective, voters
In a night of Republican dominance, Barbara Boxer has held her own in California. She was ripe for defeat, but the Republicans chose a candidate who showed too little heart