Click on photo to enlarge or download: Students from Louisiana walk along the streets in Washington on Monday to protest the 39th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal. Hundreds of thousands of people joined in the annual March for Life. SHFWire photo by Salvador Guerrero.Click on photo to enlarge or download: Students from Louisiana walk along the streets in Washington on Monday to protest the 39th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal. Hundreds of thousands of people joined in the annual March for Life. SHFWire photo by Salvador Guerrero.WASHINGTON - For the members of the Diocese of Evansville, Ind., a trip to Washington should have been a simple 14-hour drive. A broken-down bus and 17 hours later, the trip turned into an excursion as they made their way to the capital for the annual March for Life. 

Frank Bumb , Jan 25, 2012

WASHINGTON - Four former speechwriters leveled criticism and praise, along partisan lines, of President Barack Obama’s third State of the Union.

Jordain Carney , Jan 25, 2012

Click on photo to enlarge or download: Members of the House of Representatives held a subcommittee meeting Tuesday debating the legality of alleged camping by Occupy DC protesters in McPherson Square. SHFWire Photo by Jordain CarneyClick on photo to enlarge or download: Members of the House of Representatives held a subcommittee meeting Tuesday debating the legality of alleged camping by Occupy DC protesters in McPherson Square. SHFWire Photo by Jordain CarneyWASHINGTON - Some members of Congress debated Tuesday if camping regulations are being enforced at Occupy DC protests in McPherson Square. <--break->

Frank Bumb , Jan 24, 2012

 Click on photo to enlarge or download: Richard Wolffe, MSNBC analyst and panel moderator, from left, and former speechwriters Vinca LaFleur, John McConnell, Chriss Winston and Bob Lehrman at a panel discussion at the Bipartisan Policy Center on the upcoming SOTU. SHFWire Photo by Jordain CarneyClick on photo to enlarge or download: Richard Wolffe, MSNBC analyst and panel moderator, from left, and former speechwriters Vinca LaFleur, John McConnell, Chriss Winston and Bob Lehrman at a panel discussion at the Bipartisan Policy Center on the upcoming SOTU. SHFWire Photo by Jordain CarneyWASHINGTON - Four former White House speechwriters called the State of the Union “a laundry list” of legislative priorities.

Salvador Guerrero , Jan 24, 2012

 Click on photo to enlarge or download: Roderic Ai Camp, left, and Miguel E. Basáñez talk about Camp’s recent books about politics in Mexico. SHFWire photo by Salvador GuerreroClick on photo to enlarge or download: Roderic Ai Camp, left, and Miguel E. Basáñez talk about Camp’s recent books about politics in Mexico. SHFWire photo by Salvador GuerreroWASHINGTON – The United States isn’t the only country facing a contentious presidential election this year.

Salvador Guerrero , Jan 23, 2012

Click on photo to enlarge or download: Students from Louisiana walk along the streets in Washington on Monday to protest the 39th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal. Hundreds of thousands of people joined in the annual March for Life. SHFWire photo by Salvador Guerrero.Click on photo to enlarge or download: Students from Louisiana walk along the streets in Washington on Monday to protest the 39th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal. Hundreds of thousands of people joined in the annual March for Life. SHFWire photo by Salvador Guerrero.WASHINGTON - For the members of the Diocese of Evansville, Ind., a trip to Washington should have been a simple 14-hour drive. A broken-down bus and 17 hours later, the trip turned into an excursion as they made their way to the capital for the annual March for Life. 

Frank Bumb , Jan 23, 2012

Click on photo to enlarge or download: President Barack Obama praised the Bruins work both in the hockey rink and in the community. From left, Jeremy Jacobs, the Bruins’ owner, Obama, Charlie Jacobs, a Bruins principal, Cam Neely, Bruins president. SHFWire photo by Frank BumbClick on photo to enlarge or download: President Barack Obama praised the Bruins work both in the hockey rink and in the community. From left, Jeremy Jacobs, the Bruins’ owner, Obama, Charlie Jacobs, a Bruins principal, Cam Neely, Bruins president. SHFWire photo by Frank BumbWASHINGTON – President Barack Obama hailed the Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins’ work on and off the ice at a White House ceremony Monday.

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