Mitt Romney on US Immigration Policy: Why Won't He Give a Straight Answer?

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On Friday the President announced a change to US immigration policy. Ever since, Mitt Romney has been dodging questions about repealing the order.

Why won't Mitt Romney give a straight answer?

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'Time US stopped undeclared wars policy'

Moscow's ready to back a UN resolution on Syria, as long as it contains no ultimatums aimed at Assad's regime. That's according to the Russian Foreign Minister, who's voicing strong support for the UN special envoy's roadmap to peace in the conflict-torn country. The UN Security Council is set to consider voting on a draft statement on Syria later on Tuesday. When scripting its Syria resolution, the UN Security Council should be wary of America's habit of using the world body's mandates to serve its own agenda. That's the warning from Washington-based activist Jacob Hornberger.

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Ron Paul Burns Fox News Anchor on Foreign Policy - 2.07.2012

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News Wrap: Senate Democrats Defeat Reversal of Obama's Birth Control Policy

In other news Thursday, two U.S. soldiers were killed by Afghan attackers, raising the death toll of American troops to six in violence that began after Quran burnings at an American base. Also, Senate Democrats defeated a bid to reverse President Obama's policy on birth control coverage.

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CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley - Gingrich explains his immigration policy

GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich says he would take "whatever steps are necessary" to control America's borders and that he opposes blanket amnesty for immigrants, reports Dean Reynolds.

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90 seconds at 9 am: Official policy rates(news with David Chaston)

RBNZ review at 9am
Aust inflation low
markets expect RBA cut
US Fed holding low rates
at least till end of 2014
significant downside risk
slow growth recovery
British economy shrinks
German confidence rose
NZ PMI expanding
Gold in sudden spike higher

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Christian Finnegan takes on SCOTUS debate over TV decency policy

Tuesday's Supreme Court debate over a case brought by the Federal Communications Commission against Fox Television Stations for broadcasting expletives. Justices considered whether the government can police content on the public airwaves that is deemed indecent.

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