Does Obama Need To Speak More Harshly About Islam?

Funds sought for ethics unit AUSTIN — Rep. Sylvester Turner on Monday filed a resolution to restore funding to an Austin-based government ethics enforcement unit after Gov. Rick Perry vetoed its $7.5 million state appropriation in an attempt to force the resignation of the Travis County district attorney. Lawmakers returned to the special legislative session in Austin on Monday to consider adopting a redistricting plan drawn by a federal court in San Antonio.

President tells Charlie Rose the intelligence community is working to declassify NSA programs as much as possible

The president details his decision to arm rebels in Syria fighting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad

Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald declared on Monday that some U. S. officials were partaking in "a fear mongering campaign" in their extreme criticisms of Edward Snowden's National Security Agency leak. Greenwald, one of the first to cover the NSA's secret domestic surveillance programs, challenged claims that Snowden might be planning to provide U.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- The U. S. Naval Academy's superintendent has decided to move ahead with a case in which a female midshipman accuses football players of sexually assaulting her after she was passed out from a night of drinking, the school announced Monday. Vice Adm. Michael Miller sent the case to Article 32 proceedings.