Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to terrorism charges in his first court appearance since his April capture, reports The New York Times. Sporting a casted arm, unkempt hair and an apparent jaw injury,  Tsarnaev smiled crookedly at his sisters as he arrived in court. With […]

House Republicans to Push Repeal of Individual Mandate Fresh off President Obama’s decision last week to postpone ObamaCare’s employer mandate, House Republicans announced plans to codify Obama’s decision and to also repeal the individual mandate, reports the New York Times. “Is it fair for the president to give American business an exemption…without giving the same […]

Britain’s Telegraph and DailyMail each detail a newly released report from Pakistan on the hunt for Osama bin Laden. The report, leaked to and released in full by Al Jazeera, was requested by the Pakistani government to examine the failure to catch OBL. Among the revelations, OBL was nearly caught in 2002 or 2003 when […]

The Treasury Department announced last week a one-year delay for a key ObamaCare provision imposing a $2,000 per employee tax on large employers who don’t offer health insurance. But House Republicans aren’t so sure President Obama has the constitutional authority to just ignore part of his own health care law. Roll Call reports on those […]

Adly Mansour, Egypt’s new interim president, swore the oath of office in front of Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court on Thursday morning, formalizing a whirlwind insurrection, reports the Wall Street Journal. Egyptian prosecutors escalated what appeared to be a widespread roundup of top Muslim Brotherhood members on Thursday, according to The New York Times, acting hours […]