A tiny cat restores faith in one soldier serving in Afghanistan, and the two remain together through war and peace.

Is President Obama having power problems? Today on The Five, Dana Perino noted, "the president of the United States is supposed to be the most powerful person in the world, but these days President Obama is being described as anything but." "The fact is, I mean, if you want to understand the nature of the contemporary America right now, the rela

J.D. FROM LAS VEGAS, CALLER: Did you draft any of the bill, the 2,700 pages, and did you read it and what do you think of Max Baucus calling it a trainwreck? RUSTY HUMPHRIES, HOST: He's talking about Obamacare, I'm guessing. Go ahead. SEN. HARRY REID (D-NV): Of course I read it. I didn't sit down in a Friday evening and read it, you know. Th

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Benghazi happened a long time ago. That's the definition of chutzpah. This administration has stonewalled every inquiry and delayed its answers and not released names and told all kinds of stories is now saying, 'Well, it's an old story.' I have argued from the beginning, the administration's strategy has always been string

DENNIS MILLER: "Here's the thing I have to say about Obama: I think he'd be better -- I wish we could replace Obama with Craig Ferguson and give Obama his own late night show because he's great at that. But, obviously, I don't know if he could do a late night show because he might miss curtain call. You know, if you can sleep through Benghazi, you

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Michelle Malkin and Juan Williams debate left-wing domestic terrorists getting teaching positions at prestigious universities.

"Maybe as part of overall immigration reform we should look at the process of who’s allowed into this country," Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) said on FOX News Wednesday afternoon. "Under what circumstances, what is their situation and background, particularly from countries that have histories such as Dagestan and Chechnya and others where there’s be

FOX NEWS: Special Report aired the final segment in their investigative series on the Benghazi attacks. Fox News correspondent Adam Housley reported on accusations that the Obama administration dropped the ball. A special operator who watched the events unfold and has debriefed those who were part of the response spoke to Housley on the conditio

SCARBOROUGH: So, we are at a strange point, where the president is not even six months into his second term, and he already looks like a lame duck to many people who are top analysts. HUNT: Yeah, this is a familiar pattern sometimes in second terms. But if you look back at six months ago, and where Obama thought he might be today, I ate to use t

NJ Gov. Chris Christie uses "an indelicate word" to defend his decision to build dunes to protect the Jersey Shore from future hurricanes.

CARNEY: Let's be clear. Benghazi happened a long time ago. We are unaware of any agency blocking an employee who would like to appear before Congress to provide information about Benghazi.

ANN COULTER: "And the point, the important point I think, you have recent immigrants, 85 percent from the third world. More than 60 percent of them need government assistance. Now, you know, the amnesty advocates like Rubio will say, ‘Oh, but it’s only 30 percent more than the native born Americans.’ And my point is zero immigrants should be

This TV ad, the first of Governor Christie's reelection campaign, touts improving economic figures in the Garden State and the governor's successes forging bipartisan compromise on difficult issues. It will air beginning this morning in the New York and Philadelphia markets.

Daily Show: Amid reports of chemical weapons use in Syria, Senator Lindsey Graham urges the start of two additional wars to go along with the pair America already owns.

Former RNC chair Michael Steele and Democratic strategist Bob Shrum join Hardball to discuss the continuing fight between the president and Republicans over cutting programs across the country that will affect millions of Americans. (Hardball)

The Special Report panel discusses whether rumors of the president's political demise are really exaggerated.

Rachel Maddow points out the steady increase in executive power in the last 30 years to wage war and wield the U.S. military unchecked by Congress, except suddenly when it comes to closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay which remains open despite all good sense for demagoguing politicians. (msnbc.com)

Bill O'Reilly reports that the Tsarnaev family received more than $100,000 in taxpayer assistance since 2002.