The nation’s second largest broadcaster is balking at the prices to keep Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity on its air.

Colonel Bud Day, who earned a Medal of Honor leading Vietnam POWs, had died, aged 88 years.

Sequestration is even dumber than we thought.

Erstwhile country music legend Garth Brooks has become a grandfather.

J.J. Cale, the Grammy-winning songwriter of such classics as “Cocaine” and “Call Me the Breeze,” has died aged 74.

Lindy Boggs, the Louisiana Congresswoman best known to many of us as Cookie Roberts’ mom, has died at the ripe old age of 97.

Anti-Assad forces are committing atrocities in Aleppo.

Army Staff Sergeant Ty Carter will be the fifth living recipient of the Medal of Honor from the Afghanistan-Iraq era.

People who drink more coffee are less likely to kill themselves.

The US backed Egyptian government is massacring supporters of the ousted democratically elected government.

ABC News selectively edited their interview with Juror B29 to give a false impression of what she said.

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

Conservatives are doing what they 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Michelle Nunn is running for her dad’s old Senate seat.

Some classes at the service academies have been canceled due to the sequester.

George Zimmerman is back in the news, this time for saving life rather than taking it.

There’s no such thing as “sex addiction.”

Max Fisher has spotted a tiny link amidst the Guardian’s navigation options.

Until this month, America was not truly a free country.

The high cost of raising children is making it difficult for many Americans to have multiple children.

Forbes wins the day with “Phil Mickelson Wins British Open—And California Taxes It.”

A late-night announcement that Gitmo detainees will get hearings raises more questions than it answers.

Marine Harriers dropped four unarmed bombs into the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park last week after missing another target.

Those with the means can buy their way out of more and more of life’s inconveniences.

As Congress eyes the Defense budget for cuts, some are drawing attention to the lavish housing of our top brass.

President Obama has once again weighed in on the Trayvon Martin case in a personal manner.

The United States has far and away the most capable navy on the planet. But it’s not very capable at the moment.

An overweight Republican from the northeast is thinking about running for president. No, not that one.

My first piece for RealClearDefense, “Enough with the QDR Hype,” has published.

Michael Bloomberg wants New Yorkers to take the stairs. The bastard.

David Bosco wonders, “Why is the United Nations Ambassador in the Cabinet?”

Abu Sufyan al-Azdi, al Qaeda’s number two man in Yemen, is still dead. Or dead again. Or finally dead.

If Stevie Wonder were still touring, he wouldn’t be making stops in states with “Stand Your Ground” laws.

The president says we should honor Trayvon Martin by preventing similar tragedies in the future.

Tony Kornheiser celebrated becoming a senior citizen by playing a round of golf with the president.

President Obama is rightly outraged by a wave of sexual assaults in the military. He unwittingly made them harder to prosecute.