Rapping at the White House Rapping at the White House Bill O'Reilly: Once again, we have an association controversy at the White House. This week, a rapper who calls himself "Common" was invited by Michelle Obama to read some of his "poetry" to a handpicked audience in the "People's House." full story
 
Huckabee to Announce 2012 Plans on Show Huckabee to Announce 2012 Plans on Show Huckabee did little to dissuade those who think he's choosing his media career over the campaign trail on Friday night, but he'll most likely wait to make his announcement until his show this evening. full story
 
Hmm: Primary Candidate Gingrich Says 2012 Election Biggest Since 1860 <i>Hmm</i>: Primary Candidate Gingrich Says 2012 Election Biggest Since 1860 Republican Newt Gingrich told a Georgia audience on Friday evening that the 2012 presidential election is the most consequential since the 1860 race that elected Abraham Lincoln to the White House and was soon followed by the Civil War. full story
 
Georgia Follows AZ Lead The Obama Justice Department sure is going to be keeping its lawyers busy filing lawsuits as more and more states follow Arizona's lead to take control and deal with the illegal immigration problem head on. full story
 
NYT: White House Searching for 'Plausible Theory' by which Libya War Soon Won't Be Illegal On Hot Air: In an alternate reality where anyone still cares about Libya or the War Powers Act, this article is the biggest story in America today. full story
 
Administration Announces New Steps on Drilling, ANWAR Remains Off Limits As the House passes a trio of pro-drilling bills, the administration is set to unveil new developments on the drilling front today, although a senior administration official sidestepped the suggestion that the administration was spurred by GOP action. full story
 
U.S.-Pakistani Relations Beyond Bin Laden Obfuscating on how intelligence was developed and on the specifics of how an operation was carried out is an essential part of covert operations. full story
 
Pentagon: U.S. Has Questioned bin Laden's Widows Pentagon: U.S. Has Questioned bin Laden's Widows The Pentagon says the U.S. government has questioned three of Osama bin Laden's widows in Pakistan. Pentagon spokesman Col. Dave Lapan would not discuss what was said during the questioning or whether the interviews will continue. full story
 
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