Outside the Beltway

Chris Christie waded into the debate going on in the GOP over foreign policy. His comments were less than helpful to say the least.

Republicans on Capitol Hill are openly disagreeing with a proposed strategy to threaten a government shutdown if Obamacare isn’t repealed.

Juror B29 says George Zimmerman “got away with murder” but concedes he wasn’t guilty of murder.

Not surprisingly, the United States is not going to place aid to Egypt’s military in legal jeopardy by calling this month’s events a coup.

Conservatives are doing what the criticized JournoList for doing—even though JournoList didn’t.

The two ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are clashing on defense appropriations.

The US Postal Service is struggling to make delivery more efficient.

We’ve still got a long way to go.

As expected, President Obama’s latest “pivot” to the economy is less than meets the eye.

President George H.W. Bush has shaved his head in solidarity with a sick little boy.

Lindsey Graham is playing cynical political games with a dangerous part of the world.

Americans tell pollsters that hate Congress, but they never seem to do anything about it.

Think of it as the spy version of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.

Senators John McCain and Carl Levin have demanded answers from General Martin Dempsey on Syria. Can they handle the truth?

Last month, a retired Navy SEAL came out as transgender. Those still in uniform, however, must serve in silence.

Fort Belvoir blocked its workers from accessing the Washington Post website over concerns about classified information published there.

Republicans aren’t happy with their leadership. The reason why is also the reason why Republicans are in trouble politically.

A major ruling on recognition of same-sex marriages out of Ohio.

The AHA is calling for a six-year embargo of history dissertations.

University of Florida linebacker Antonio Morrison has been suspended after barking at a police dog.

Another poll shows the President’s poll numbers dipping.

To maintain growth China needs to consider its priorities.

Apparently, there was a culture clash at the Grey Lady.

As many as 500 convicted al Qaeda terrorists were released Sunday night as part of a surge of violence that has killed thousands since April.