Jack Furnari, co-founder and president of BizPac Review, has built a reputation as a brilliant political strategist for his work over the years in the trenches of […]
Month: December 2013
An emergency medical technician in upstate New York to emergency action to save a young boy’s life – and ended up without his job for his pains. […]
In a country where gun grabbers have no problem manufacturing or inflating fears to push their agenda, a new report released by an organization dedicated to law […]
There was nothing free about the first family’s lunch for one Hawaiian business. Frank Hinshaw, owner of Skydive Hawaii on Oahu, was forced to close down Saturday […]
With the National Security Agency’s end run around the Constitution to gather phone metadata, critics are pointing to 2013 as the year the 4th Amendment became irrelevant […]
Current and former members of the National Aeronautics and Space Administrationhave slammed musical superstar Beyoncé for her “insensitive” use of an audio clip from the space shuttle […]
Proving you’re never too young to do good for others, a 3-year-old fighting a brain tumor has brought joy to hundreds of hospitalized children in Houston, Texas, […]
The Heritage Foundation has put together a list of the top 10 examples of wasteful government spending in 2013 that will leave you flabbergasted. Ranging from outhouses […]
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A new report has revealed that the personal e account of a top U.S. State Department whistleblower has been hacked and four years worth of incriminating es […]
In the 2000s, New York saw the largest population exodus of any state in America. Over 3.4 million residents and tens of thousands of businesses left the […]
An MSNBC host included a Mitt Romney family portrait in what she called the “photos of the year,” zeroing in on the race of his adopted black […]
A South Carolina GOP congressman to down The New York Times’ recent coverage of Benghazi in an epic five-minute rant Monday on Fox News’ “On The Record.” […]
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