The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a mixed verdict on Arizona’s hotly debated immigration laws Monday, striking down much of the legislation but unanimously upholding the most contentious component of the law.  The court ruled 8-0 that police in Arizona could request proof of legal residency from someone confronted over an unrelated violation if there […]

 

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On Thursday, while most of Washington was focused on the drama of a House committee finding Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress, the full House passed a sweeping energy bill.  The larger package contained seven smaller measures ranging from greater access to domestic supply of energy or fully reviewing new environmental regulations that […]

 

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Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review talk about the Supreme Court ruling that upholds a decision on corporate contributions to political campaigns. The Supreme Court also ruled on the Arizona Immigration law, striking down several portions of the bill but kept the most controversial provision alive. The Obama campaign is […]

 

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