UPDATED: Sen. Jeff Merkley Denied Entry To Secret ICE Child Detention Center
Senator Merkley went to a former Wal-Mart warehouse in Texas that has been converted to a secretive ICE Child Detention Center and was denied entry
Former Senator Domenici Kept Son Secret For Decades
It took 30 years, but former senator Pete Domenici (N.M.-R) has decided to clean his closet of skeletons.
Meet Jim DeMint's Replacement: Tim Scott
Rep. Tim Scott speaks at the RNC
While I'm not sure there is any replacement for Senator Jim DeMint that I'd consider particularly good, the one Governor Nikki Haley chose is especially bad, I'm afraid.
Representative Tim Scott has a
Stephen Colbert Is S.C. Voters' Preferred Pick To Replace DeMint
Last week, I said that Stephen Colbert was the one candidate I could support to replace reting wingnut South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint. It seems the voters there agree: Colbert is top pick to replace DeMint:
Moyers & Company: 'The One Percent Court'
Video and transcript via BillMoyers.com.
The Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel and Jamie Raskin, constitutional law professor and Maryland state senator, join Bill to discuss how the uncontested power of the Supreme Court is changing our
Report: Former Senator Arlen Specter Seriously Ill
Former longtime Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter was battling for his life Monday after recently being diagnosed with a "serious form of cancer."
The Army-McCarthy Hearings - April 5, 1954
Wrapping up Day 9 of the Army-McCarthy Hearings on May 5, 1954, as reported by George Herman and Griffing Bancroft of CBS Radio.
Weekend Talkshows Past - Sen. Hubert Humphrey On Issues & Answers - 1964
Weekend Talkshows Past - Issues & Answers from September 1964, featuring vice-Presidential hopeful Senator Hubert Humphrey interviewed regarding the upcoming election, Barry Goldwater, the recent coups in Vietnam, Foreign and Domestic policy.
Newstalgia Reference Room - Senator James Eastland On Meet The Press - 1956.
Newstalgia Reference Room with a Meet The Press Interview with Sentator James Eastland (D-Mississippi) on the subject of The Constitution, civil rights, segregation and Dixiecrats.
February 1, 1975 - $1 Billion A Day.
News of this day included the loud gasp heard over the size of the new budget President Ford was handing Congress. The Recession dragged on. Calls for belt tightening. Supplemental Aid to Southeast Asia was voted down - between the 55,000 lives lost and the billions already spent, enough was enough. Aid to Turkey was on hold pending outcome of the latest Cyprus situation. And the U.S. had the dubious distinction of the 2nd highest trade deficit of the century. Not a day to celebrate.
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