 | He couldn't afford a forced pay cut. So now he wants to go back to war. |
 | The Democratic polling firm PPP did a national poll to find out Americans' favorite black helicopter beliefs. |
 | The latest Tea Party–inspired project isn't even finished, but it already looks pretty bad. RedState editor Ben Howe on his movement's struggle to produce quality art and entertainment. [Updated] |
 | After transgender and immigrant rights activists criticized exclusion from this past week's Supreme Court rally, the Human Rights Campaign apologizes. "We failed to live up to the high standard to which we hold ourselves accountable and we will strive to do better in the future," HRC's vice president says. |
 | "Same-sex couples should have the right to civil marriage." |
 | Gov. Peter Shumlin, the chair of the Democratic Governors Association, had choice words for his Republican colleagues. |
 | This will probably ease tensions on the Korean peninsula. |
 | If you can't figure out the decisions of local politicians, it's often because money is changing hands. Arrests in New York. |
 | "[A]ll Americans ultimately should be free to marry the people they love and intend to share their lives with, regardless of their sexual orientation, and that's why today, after a great deal of soul searching, I'm endorsing marriage equality," Carper says. |
 | Tennessee Republican Senator Lamar Alexander's official website linked to his campaign Facebook page. When BuzzFeed noticed, it was promptly removed. |
 | A radio ad buy across four states this week while Congress is home on recess. "As Christians, we should be known by our love," says Castellanos. |
 | A fresh approach after school leaders balked. |
 | The investigation into "Egypt's Jon Stewart" widens. |
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