The National Transportation Safety Board voted Tuesday to urge states to lower the blood alcohol level limit necessary to constitute drunk driving.
CBO Predicts Smaller Deficit This Year
The Congressional Budget Office is now forecasting a federal deficit this year of $642 billion, which would be the lowest shortfall since 2008.
WH Stays Mum On AP, IRS Scandals
White House spokesman Jay Carney dodged a series of questions Tuesday about scandals involving the Justice Department and the IRS.
Holder To Testify About AP Spying
The Attorney General will appear before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday afternoon.
Local TV Anchor Says IRS Targeted Him After Tough Obama Interview
KMOV’s Larry Conners wrote on his Facebook page that the IRS has been going after him ever since he asked President Obama a series of tough questions during an interview last year.
Obama Calls Benghazi Talking Points Debate A “Sideshow”
The president told reporters that he’s more interested on preventing a future attack from occurring than figuring out why officials from his administration provided differing explanations for what caused the attacks to take place.
Obama Waiting For IRS Investigation To Unfold
The president said Monday that if the allegations about the IRS unfairly targeting conservative groups are true, “then that’s outrageous.”
Tea Party Groups Mobilize In Wake Of IRS Scandal
Several Tea Party organizations across the country are calling on President Obama to investigate the IRS’s close scrutiny of conservative groups that filed for tax-exempt status.
Cantor Sets Another Vote To Repeal Obamacare
The House will vote again next week on yet another bill to repeal Obamacare.
Sanford Wins S.C. House Race
The former South Carolina Governor defeated the sister of Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert.







