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Senator Rand Paul Defends Israel
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's call to end foreign aid to all countries, including Israel, has raised much controversy in the past several weeks....
Huffington Post Strikes Deal With AOL
Reports that the Huffington Post struck a deal with online company AOL, Inc. that involves the sale of the Huffington Post to the online...
Read moreReagan Centennial: Facts are Stubborn Things
As political commentator for the Concerned Women for American's Legislative Action Committee and former speechwriter for former President George H. W. Bush, Janice...
Read moreIs Global Warming Causing Winter Storms?
Can global warming cause great snowstorms? America is certainly experiencing very cold weather, unseasonably cold weather which, in some places, is as cold...
Read moreFor Some States, ObamaCare Already “Dead”
After a federal judge in Florida struck down ObamaCare for being unconstitutional, several states have decided to stop all implementation of the healthcare...
Read moreSouth Dakota Bill Would Mandate Gun Ownership
When the Obama administration and congressional Democrats decided that they could start mandating that every American citizen make purchases as dictated by the...
Read moreRachel Maddow Embarrasses Herself Not Once But Twice
On Monday, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow embarrassingly called attention to a story on the website Christwire that indicated former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin had...
Read morePalin Declines Request to Serve as CPAC Keynote Speaker
For the third year in a row, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin declined an invitation to serve as the keynote speaker at the...
Read moreMedia Outlets Misreport on GE Receiving EPA Exemption
In January, the Environmental Protection Agency began implementing its controversial greenhouse gas regulations for power plants and polluters for the first time in...
Read moreTen Commandments Display Unconstitutional, Federal Court Rules
An Ohio judge’s attempt to display the Ten Commandments in his courtroom violates the Constitution, a federal appeals court has ruled. On February...
Read moreEthanol Subsidies, Newt Gingrich, and the 2012 Election
With the 2012 presidential election already on presidential aspirants' front doorstep, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is hiking the campaign trail, stomping the...
Read moreLabor Lawyer on NLRB Finally Recuses Himself from Case
Craig Becker is a longtime lawyer for big labor. Among his clients have been the AFL-CIO and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU)....
Read moreHackers Shut Down Egyptian Regime’s Websites
A loosely affiliated network of hackers around the world known as “Anonymous” took credit for shutting down the Egyptian regime’s websites in support...
Read moreFirefighters Win Case Over Forced Participation in Homosexual Parade
Four San Diego firefighters forced by their supervisor to take part in a "gay pride" parade in 2007 have won their case against...
Read moreWhy Police “Don’t Get No Respect”
The shooting rampage in Detroit last week has spurred a re-thinking of so-called “community policing” — a method of making law enforcement appear accessible,...
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