FOX News host Judge Jeanine Pirro delivers a message to The Journal News after the publication outed her as a gun owner in their effort to identify gun permit holders in New York state. PIRRO: In the aftermath of the shooting of

New Yorkers sound off on invasion of privacy on FOX News' "Hannity.

As White House moves to rewrite gun laws, NRA membership and gun sales soar.

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks discuss the week's top news with Judy Woodruff, including the insularity of Obama's cabinet nominees. DAVID BROOKS: I think the one thing that strikes me with these picks, with John Kerry, with Chuck Hagel, is that, like Obama, they were among the least socia

BILL O'REILLY: "I am not an ideologue; in fact, some of the people who attack me the most are far right people on talk radio. If there is a solution on the left, we'll endorse it. But now we're seeing a move to the left that does not bode well. Nearly 50% of American households have someone receiving some kind of social assistance. In order to pay

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow reports on President Obama's record on reducing the federal deficit - a record about which he should feel more inclined to crow, despite his expressed disdain for peacocks.

BILL MOYERS: And you argue that this could actually be solved in two years? PAUL KRUGMAN: That's right. And that's not a number plucked out of thin air. That's a guess at how long it would take to get a serious spending program going. And we could actually make a lot of difference in it even quicker than that because the fact of the matter is, f

FOX News reports: Bill O’Reilly took on the “unintended consequences of a liberal America” in his Talking Points Memo on Friday. After, he spoke to Hawaii Democratic Rep. Colleen Hanabusa about what he calls “the most liberal state in the nation.” He pointed out that Hawaii has the fourth-highest homeless rate and the most people on fo

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Paul Glastris and Mort Zuckerman debate.

Charles Krauthammer, Kirsten Powers and Jonah Goldberg discuss.

White House: Following his meeting with President Hamid Karzai, President Obama used his weekly address to update the American people on how we will end the war in Afghanistan, and how our goal of ensuring that al Qaeda never again uses Afghanistan to launch attacks against America is within reach. The war will be over by the end of next year, and

GOP: In the Weekly Republican Address, U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-NE) points out that with the tax debate over, Washington can now focus on the real source of our nation's deficits: out-of-control Washington spending. Sen. Fischer calls on Congress to make the difficult decisions now: "It's time for serious action. No more kicking the can down the