For news industry, hope amid change

WASHINGTON -- Each time another report surfaces about the decline of newspapers, I feel like a death row inmate counting the warden's footsteps.

On jumping through hoops to please women

WASHINGTON -- As if President Obama didn't have enough on his plate with health care and Afghanistan, he's now faced with the problem that can't be solved: Women.

Softening stance on marijuana

WASHINGTON -- In an act of merciful sanity, the Obama administration has kept its promise to stop interfering with states that allow medical marijuana use.

Tables turn for ACORN

WASHINGTON -- While everyone in Washington is suddenly pretending they've hardly ever heard of ACORN, they might want to pretend they've never heard of the SEIU, one of the nation's largest unions.

An interview with apostate

WASHINGTON -- No one was more delighted by the recent ACORN pimp 'n' prostitute, hidden-camera sting than Marcel Reid, the former ACORN board member who was booted in summer 2008 when she tried to examine the organization's books.

Since dueling is out of fashion ...

WASHINGTON -- Not so long ago, Rep. Joe Wilson's verbal assault on the president -- "You lie!" -- might have produced a much different outcome.

KATHLEEN PARKER: Rep. Joe Wilson loses it

WASHINGTON -- South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson seems to have set a precedent Wednesday night when he called the president a liar during a joint session of Congress.

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