More interesting discoveries in the list of documents kept secret by executive privilege.

A fast and furious career ends abruptly, but we’ll always have some historic achievements to remember him by.

The Attorney General should know better than to throw around blanket charges of racism he can’t prove.

Bare-knuckle political brawls end in Tea Party wins for Lt. Governor, U.S. House, and Attorney General.

Just ignore laws you don’t like – it’s the new American Way.

It keeps getting worse.

Who would you choose to help Mitt Romney lead the country? Here are Human Events’ picks for key spots — as well as those we think Romney will really choose.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will address the NAACP convention in Houston today.  This will be a somewhat more challenging encounter than the speeches President Obama likes to give in front of college audiences and union groups. The Romney campaign | Read More »

There will be some political fallout for the Obama administration from the contempt vote – even though it was held in the shadow of the Supreme Court’s Obamacare decision.

I’m standing by my attorney general…

The contempt of Congress vote comes nine months after documents were subpoenaed by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and after nine different hearings regarding the Fast and Furious investigation.

Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) has called for Attorney General Eric Holder to resign over the Obama Administration’s deadly “Operation Fast and Furious” scandal.  He made a very thorough case for this demand, describing the “impasse” Holder’s actions have brought him | Read More »

A set of wiretap applications prove high officials at the Justice Department were very well aware of deadly “gun walking” tactics.