 | The ad appeared on the NRA's "Stand and Fight" website today after being provided to The Blaze. [[Update]] The ad, and website, were down for a brief time but are back up. A copy that is available on YouTube is also below. |
 | "Don't ask, don't tell" is gone, but don't tell the Association of Bragg Officers' Spouses. The Pentagon is backing the Army's decision, but the Marines are taking a more inclusive path. |
 | Assault weapons ban and new "executive actions." |
 | A sharp response as a gun control battle brews. |
 | The State Department believes that Syrian president Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons against his people last month. (Warning: Graphic and disturbing videos.) |
 | "P.S.: I know you're doing your best." Letters by some of the children who flanked President Obama during today's press conference announcing executive action on gun control. |
 | Chuck Hagel joins AIPAC. More or less. |
 | When the clock strikes 11:11, do you wish for the return of Crossfire to cable news programming? You're not alone. |
 | Connecticut's new senator bests his home-state rival, a member of Congress. "At long last, Congressman Himes' long and oppressive rule atop Connecticut's Twitter delegation has finally ended," Murphy says. |
 | The answers might surprise you. A fluid debate. |
 | The New York governor's road to the White House runs through marriage, gun control, and sheer political brilliance. "A progressive who's broke" — or a new kind of centrist? |
 | If Congress passes the gun legislation laid out Wednesday it could rival the Brady Act and Gun Control Act. "We're usually grumpy about things... But this covered all the bases we were hoping for." |
 | Obama knows his "plan" for legislation isn't going anywhere and will just enrage Republicans. That may be the point, Democrats say. |
 | In a discussion Tuesday, talks focused on who would "go first" on immigration reform. "We're in a good place," says Gutierrez. |
 | GOP leaders bring the bill to a vote even as most Republican members oppose it. "It had to come up for a vote," Republican Rep. Fleming says. |
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