In an interview with TIME, the Arizona Senator said Obama is “naïve” about Putin’s ambitions “to restore the Russian empire”
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McCain: Hillary Would Be President If Election Were Tomorrow
The former Presidential candidate disagrees with fellow Republican Michele Bachmann who said that the country wasn’t ready for a female President
In the Ring: Harry Reid, John McCain Look to KO Boxing Brain Injuries
In a rare bipartisan moment, Reid and McCain come together to fight boxing head injuries
Syrian Christian Leaders Call On U.S. To End Support For Anti-Assad Rebels
The stories told by five top Syrian Christian leaders about the horrors their churches are experiencing at the hands of Islamist extremists are biblical in their brutality.
Bishop Elias Toumeh, representative of the Greek …
Jeh Johnson Confirmed as Head of Homeland Security
He will be the first African American to head DHS
Clergy Urge Senate Intelligence Committee to Declassify CIA Interrogation Report
The 6,000-page report, which documents use of torture, was approved last year, but has yet to be made public
McCain Considering Another Senate Run in 2016
The Republican senator for Arizona would be 80 years old while running for re-election
McConnell: ‘There Will Not Be Another Government Shutdown’
Ted Cruz points fingers at fellow Republicans
The New John McCain, Just Like … Mitt Romney?
There’s no way to know what John McCain really thinks of Mitt Romney, who was enjoying draft deferments in France while McCain was an invited guest at the Hanoi Hilton. They obviously didn’t get along during the 2008 …
Obama Announces New Tech Sanctions, But Effect May Be Limited
In marking Holocaust Remembrance Day , President Obama on Monday announced new sanctions targeting governments that use new technologies, such as cell phone and internet tracking, to carry out human rights abuses. The sanctions were aimed mostly at Iran and Syria, who have used new technologies to track dissidents.
“We need to be …
A History of the ‘Veepstakes’ in Pictures
A gallery of winners (and losers) from the vice presidential vetting process through the years.
Marco Rubio Walks A Lonely Road (With McCain)
With the Republican Party swinging back towards its isolationist roots, a man in Florida takes the stage, insisting that the U.S. must be “the watchman on the wall of world freedom.” But as Tim Padgett writes over at Global Spin, Rubio’s vision of idealistic intervention may have local roots.
The New Hampshire Debate: Mitt Romney’s First Big Test
If Mitt Romney has his way, Monday night’s Republican primary debate in New Hampshire will be all about Barack Obama. If Mitt Romney’s Republican rivals have their way, Monday night’s debate will be all about Mitt Romney. Herein …