Congress is still debating how to fund the federal government until the end of the fiscal year.  The one word on everyone's mind: JOBS.

If only Biblical conservatives could have stopped Moses' anti-business, regulatory binge.

As Congress debates funding for the federal government, Neal reminds us of what's truly important in the federal budget: Charlie Rose.

It's always awkward watching kids throw temper tantrums in public.  It's even worse when it's adults:

State Senator Mark Christensen has introduced legislation to allow teachers to carry guns in schools.  Neal's not a fan.

It's the first week of the 102nd Nebraska State Legislature, and Neal imagines "Wrong Way" Jon Bruning's already getting in trouble:

Christmas is over, which means you might be stopping by the customer service desk to return a few "interesting" gifts.  Here's Neal Obermeyer's take:

Neal's got a regular series featuring this chimp and his signs.  We're delighted to have the pipeline included.

Today, Neal points out the mathematical difficulties of cutting taxes and trying to reduce the deficit.

Yesterday the Omaha City Council refused to protect its LGBT citizens from workplace discrimination.  PoliticalOmaha tweeted that 417 people called the city council supporting the ordinance, 314 called against.  Here's Neal's take: