Throughout the country, sequestration is about as popular as smallpox. Still, there’s little evidence that many members of Congress who put it in place will pay a price on Election Day. First: With bipartisan support for its passage, the sequestration bill is an equal-opportunity albatross around the necks of both...
In the late 60s and early 70s, 1/3rd of Congress members were moderates, according to James Thurber a government professor at American University. By 2011, that number plummeted to 8%, and this year it’s down to 2%.
The Washington Post reported that the CIA is urging the White House to approve a significant expansion of the agency's fleet of armed drones.
Pressure from declining budgets and growing inflation could so squeeze the DOD so that it might have no money to research and buy new weapons by 2020, according to a new report by defense analyst Dr. Clark Murdock, senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. This is...
According to a report in November’s National Defense Magazine they are biological weapons, nuclear attacks, cyberattacks, climate change and transnational crimes such as drug trafficking and arms smuggling.
One of Washington's most powerful business lobbies is afraid lawmakers might just do the unthinkable: Take an ax to its billions in tax breaks. And this time, Republicans could help swing the blade. At stake is more than $40 billion in tax incentives that the oil and gas industry is...
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