A coalition of eleven nations, including the U.S. and the U.K., are calling for a strong international response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, is submitting a request for presidential pardon to commute her 35-year-sentence for leaking to Wikileaks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said today that it would help the Syrian government and Assad regime if nations attempt military intervention.

President Barack Obama Arrived in Saint Petersburg, Russia, today for the 2013 G20 conference. Tensions are expected to be high between Obama and Putin over Syria and Edward Snowde…

John Boehner and Eric Cantor have come out in favor of Obama’s request for a “limited” strike on Syria, as rebel intelligence says Assad is prepping more chemical attacks.

Undercover agents thwarted two members of the domestic anti-government group Sovereign Citizens movement’s plans to kidnap and execute police.

A new study has discovered that 75% of the worlds heroin comes from Afghanistan, and what the U.S. has done to the opium industry. See the infographic here!

LISTEN: President Richard Nixon on the phone with Alexander Haig planning Brezhnev’s upcoming trip to the United States. Nixon threatens any anti-Soviet protesters.

New NSA documents reveals the agency have intercepted 56,000 e-mails and other communications of Americans with no terrorism connection annually over the last three years.

Bradley Manning told the Today show this morning to refer to her from now on as Chelsea Manning.

After Nixon’s famous April 30, 1973, Watergate speech, Ronald Reagan called to show his support to the president. Listen to the full audio recording here.

In this clip pulled from the 340 hours of newly released Richard Nixon tapes, the president and future CIA director George H. W. Bush discuss Watergate.

Republican Senator Blake Farenthold told an audience that if it was to go to vote today, there would be enough votes in the House to impeach President Obama.

Stephen Dick, owner of Nite Moves, has retained the services of free-speech powerhouse Robert Corn-Revere.