Brett Forman is a writer, editor and musician living in New York.
Mississippi Tea Partier Who Lost GOP Runoff Won't Concede
Tea Party-backed primary candidate McDaniel says many "crossover" voters were ineligible and refuses to concede to incumbent Senator Cochran.
All Eyes On GOP Runoff In Mississippi
The runoff between incumbent Cochran and tea party-backed McDaniel has been described as a battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party.
A Triumph For The Tea Party, And Challenge For The GOP
By taking out Majority Leader Eric Cantor, the right shows its muscle.
Watch Elliot Rodger's 'Why Do Girls Hate Me So Much?' YouTube Video
He left a 141-page memoir and a YouTube video that he posted online before his killing spree on Friday.
China Flexes In South China Sea, Sinks Vietnamese Fishing Vessel
Ten fishermen were on board.
N. Korea Issues Rare Apology For Building Accident
Death toll unknown, but an acknowledgement of bad news is unusual from Pyongyang.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Limits On Campaign Donations
The high court struck down limits on the overall amount an individual can donate to political campaigns.
New 'Credible Leads' On Fate Of Flight 370
Australian PM Tony Abbott was optimistic on Sunday about finding out what happened to Flight 370.
DNI Declassifies New Round Of NSA Documents
At issue is the NSA bulk electronic communications metadata collection program that was revealed by whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
Bipartisan House Vote Approves Back Pay For Federal Workers
The House voted 407-0 on Saturday to give back pay to furloughed federal employees.
Kenya Mall Attack Kills At Least 39, As Al-Shabaab Militants Claim Credit
The attackers allegedly targeted non-Muslims, fired automatic weapons and threw grenades at a shopping mall in Nairobi.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Student Loan Bill
The measure, if it becomes law, caps student loan interest rates at 8.25 percent for undergraduates and 9.5 percent for graduates.
White House Correspondent Helen Thomas Dead
Thomas reported on every U.S. president from John F. Kennedy to Barack Obama and attained legendary status.
Venezuela, Nicaragua To Offer Asylum To NSA Leaker Snowden
The news came shortly after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said Friday he was willing to grant asylum to Edward Snowden.
At Least 43 Killed After Multiple Bombings In Afghanistan
Three different parts of Pakistan were hit by bombings, killing at least 43 people, according to a report.
Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing In Hudson River
The NYPD said a helicopter crash-landed in the Hudson river, but all five passengers were rescued.
French Soldier Stabbed In Neck Outside Paris
A French soldier was stabbed in the neck just days after a suspected terrorist knife attack in London.
US Jobless Claims Drop To Lowest Level In 6 Weeks
Fewer Americans filed for new unemployment benefits in the latest week, as the U.S. labor market continues to slowly improve.
Czech Republic Approves Medical Marijuana
Marijuana is now legal for medical treatment in the Czech Republic after Czech President Vaclav Klause signed the measure into law on Friday.
'Django Unchained': Blood, Sweat, And Tears Of Laughter
"Django Unchained" combines the revenge-fantasy and buddy-film genres to unflinchingly stare down one of the most heinous periods in history.
