Molly Henneberg Archive

South Carolina Port Project Ignites Pork Debate

Published April 22, 2011

The question of how to pay for a project expanding the Port of Charleston, South Carolina is dredging up some disagreements between the Palmetto State’s two Republican U.S. senators.

Potential 2012 Candidates Go to Tea Parties

Published April 16, 2011

Hispanic Boom Brings Big Changes for Nation and Its Politics

Published March 24, 2011

2010 Census results show a dramatic increase in America's Hispanic population, with the Hispanic population crossing the 50-million mark.

Republicans Try to Block New Light Bulb Restrictions

Published March 22, 2011

Republicans want to overturn the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, which encourages consumers to use more energy-efficient Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs, arguing that Americans can decide for themselves which light bulbs to use.

Canadian Family in Life Support Battle Places Hope in Michigan Hospital

Published February 23, 2011

The parents of a Canadian boy ordered off life support by government health officials are pinning their hopes on Michigan Children's Hospital in Detroit

Chris Christie Calls Out Democrats and Republicans on Fiscal Issues

Published February 16, 2011

New Jersey’s Republican Governor Chris Christie spared no punches Wednesday, lashing out at both Republicans and Democrats for what he calls their failure to face the country’s fiscal issues.

Craigslist Woman Offers Advice to Mrs. Lee

Published February 10, 2011

House Republicans Target Abortion with Renewed Vigor

Published February 08, 2011

Not-So-Lame Duck Congress Bucks Historical Trend

Published December 23, 2010

Obama's Tax Deal Likely to Emerge as Campaign Issue in 2012

Published December 11, 2010

If Congress approves President Obama's deal with Republicans to extend the Bush tax cuts for two more years, the compromise is all but certain to be a major issue in the next presidential election.