On the heels of a report by the Center for Disease Control showing a drastic 78% increase in cases of autism in America since 2002 – a new study suggests that the food we eat might be responsible.

The General Services Administration justified holding dinner events at its annual conferences by presenting employees with ‘fake awards,” according to a new report.

The Justice Department announced that two Kentucky men have been charged under a 2009 law defining violence against gay individuals as hate crimes.

So far, Washington has tried to persuade non-rebellious Syrians to back regime change by bludgeoning Syria with economic sanctions and encouragement of the Islamist-dominated insurrection. But carrots are needed in addition to sticks.

Michael Weiner, executive director and general counsel of the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA), on Wednesday became a vocal opponent of efforts to strip the collective bargaining rights from the country’s unions. “If you take bargaining rights away from Wisconsin school teachers or Indiana factory workers, it leaves one…

The Department charges that publishers and Apple colluded at a private residence to ensure that the publishers themselves could set their prices instead of retailers.

Attorney General Eric Holder told a civil rights group spearheaded by activist Al Shaprton Wednesday that the Justice Department stands ready to act if the shooting of Trayon Martin proves to have violated federal law. “I know that many of you are greatly – and rightly – concerned about the…

This may be be one of our nastiest campaigns ever, but also the most invisible.

The organization VoteVets.org points out that Florida’s Stand Your Ground law gives more leeway to shooters on the streets of America than our armed forces have to deal with hostile insurgents in Iraq.

The nation’s biggest cell phone companies and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are working together to make it more difficult for criminals to access and use stolen cell phones.