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Energy Voices Why the US military should continue biofuel research

The sequester should not excuse the US military from making the important investments into the future, Holland writes. It is strategically important for the military to develop new sources of energy like biofuels.

Immigration reform bill: Top 8 changes GOP senators want

Decoder Wire Glenn Beck conspiracy theory: What's his evidence?

Obama's immigration plan makes the US safer, says Napolitano

Boston Marathon bombing moves from solidarity to partisan politics

Immigration reform and Boston bombing: why some make a connection

'Shame on you!' Gun vote shamed by Obama, Giffords, Maisch

Obama said to be close to naming Perez for Department of Labor

Gun trafficking bill passes Senate panel. Is that it for Obama gun agenda?

Republicans call foul on release of immigrant detainees (+video)

Gun debate 101: Doesn't US already have laws against gun trafficking?

Gun control: inklings of a compromise in the Great Gun Debate (+video)

Energy Voices A123 purchase by Chinese firm approved by US. Are energy secrets safe?

Slain border patrol agent worked a well-worn drug-smuggling corridor (+video)

US Border Patrol agents targeted in Arizona (+video)

UBS whistleblower: IRS pays tax cheat informant $104M

Mitt Romney's illegal immigration problem: Would he reverse Obama's order?

Civics lesson from Justice O’Connor: Obama’s health-care remarks ‘unusual’

Congress v. Holder: Despite 'bombshell' wiretap, feds decline to investigate top cop

Congressional committee finds Holder in contempt

On renewal of Violence Against Women Act, Senate Democrats have upper hand

Secret Service scandal forces delicate touch

Prostitution scandal now implicates twelfth member of military

Secret Service scandal becomes diplomatic embarrassment

White House defends Secret Service director