Oversight
Issa's Pet Issue Brings Down an IRS Obamacare Administrator
Officials working on implementation of the Affordable Care Act may have taken improper gifts.
Defense
No, Knives and Clubs and Bats Will Not Be Allowed on Airplanes After All
Proposal would have allowed passengers to carry souvenir bats, golf clubs, and knives with blades shorter than two inches.
Defense
First Day of Bradley Manning's Trial: Linking Him to Bin Laden
A confused kid or a man hoping to undermine the war in Iraq?
Defense
CIA Whistleblower Chronicles Life in Jail
Kiriakou pleaded guilty to revealing the name of a former colleague to a freelance reporter who had worked at ABC News.
Management
Did Eric Holder Lie Under Oath? An Early Investigation of an Investigation
There are four considerations that go into determining whether or not Holder lied under oath.
Defense
Nidal Hasan Has Earned $278,000 in Salary Since the Fort Hood Shooting
Hasan's salary cannot be suspended unless he is proven guilty.
Oversight
Analysis: EPA May Lose Power to Fight Climate Change Before Using It
Supreme Court could change course on coal, pollutants.
Oversight
The Justice Department Did Not Wiretap the House Cloakroom
Rep. Devin Nunes of California dropped an explosive allegation -- an almost certainly incorrect one.
Oversight
Report Details IRS Targeting of Conservative Groups, Calls for Reforms
President Obama calls actions "intolerable and inexcusable."
Oversight
White House Email Raises Questions on Benghazi Leak Motives
CNN's Jake Tapper got a complete copy of an email cited by ABC which shows that the latter's excerpt misrepresents the concerns of Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes.
Management
Tea Party Gets an Apology From the IRS
'Low-level workers' targeted organizations with 'tea party' and 'patriot' in their names.
Tech
The White House Convenes Scientists to Discuss the World's New Ocean
Amid Arctic ice melt, it's just another day in the geopolitics of climate change.
Management
Questionable Poll Suggests 29% of U.S. Sees Urgent Need for Rebellion
Survey also shows that many Americans are conspiracy-minded.
Oversight
The First 100 Days of Obama's Second Term Aren't Off to a Popular Start
The president's approval rating hovers just below 50 percent.
Management
Six Months After Sandy, the Government Hasn't Spent Nearly as Much as It Will
Government has approved at least $800 million in non-FEMA contracts, and FEMA has spent at least $4 billion.
Defense
Why the FBI Didn't Catch Tamerlan Tsarnaev
The 'terror watch list' isn't regularly watched, and it's not one list.
Oversight
Will the State Department Ever Listen to These EPA Concerns About Keystone?
Regulatory agency writes another letter to State.
Defense
How the Boston Bombing Suspects Became U.S. Citizens
Immigration attorney walks The Atlantic Wire through the process.
Management
Another Ricin Letter Found in Washington, This Time Targeting Obama
Contaminated envelope carried a mysterious message.
Oversight