How do you know when your campaign is mortally wounded? Is it when John McCain raids your home base, or is it when Ron Paul consistently beats you?

The CDC says that not enough adults are getting vaccinations these days. I have personally found that to be both true and hazardous in the last 24 hours.

There's an interesting twist to the story of the indictment of Texas Supreme Court Justice David Medina and his wife for arson, and its subsequent dismissal due to a technicality.

We all knew the Bush administration said things that weren't true on the way to war. Now there's a searchable database of all 935 of those untrue things!

Farmers Branch just does not give up. Seemingly unfazed by the constitutional problems they encountered with the first two attempts at prohibiting undocumented immigrants from renting apartments in the city, they're trying again.

There is a video after the jump you have to see: Mitt Romney gets down verbally to Who Let The Dogs Out.

File this one under "politics makes strange bedfellows:" The Washington Post blog has heard from eyewitnesses that Clinton and Edwards apparently had something to discuss after yesterday's contentious debate.

In a sure sign of trouble, America's Mayor switches his main beat from national security to the economy. Cue the foreboding music.

He's going to have to stop eating out so often, and he reminds you to turn off the lights when you leave the room: Huckabee is running out of money.

Fred Thompson, swirling the drain ever since his bizarre speech on Saturday night, made it official today as he bailed out of the race. Oh Fred, we hardly knew ye.