CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield received death threats on throughout the coverage of the “loud music” murder trial, the host said Monday. A jury convicted Michael Dunn on […]
Day: February 17, 2014
Secretary of State John Kerry said that “the science is unequivocal” that climate change is possibly “the world’s largest weapon of mass destruction” Sunday, all of which […]
NBC is taking heat for an interview with Olympic skier Bode Miller after he to the bronze medal in the Sunday’s Super-G competition. Reporter Christin Cooper pressed […]
President Obama and his half-brother Ben in 2007. Photo credit - Daily Mail
President Obama to a moment Friday to make a congratulatory call to his half-brother on his wedding day. Ben Obama, 42, married Lily Achoch, 33, in a […]
The latest sign that the Democratic Party may be expecting dismal results in November is evident in reports that they’ll employ the tactic known as a “discharge […]
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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley came out Tuesday in support of a bill to allow Palmetto State citizens to carry guns without a permit or training. At […]
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The verdict in the Michael Dunn “loud music” case has sparked a new round of calls to remove Florida’s “stand your ground” law from the bos, even […]
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Who are they talking about again? A textbo for up-and-coming social workers at the University of South Carolina describes President Ronald Reagan as a sexist with no […]
*Editor’s note – The article mistakenly reported that the prayer to place last week when, in fact, it occurred in August 2013. We regret the error. Surprisingly, […]
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MINNEAPOLIS —The loosening of federal rules for political spending has done to help Democrats than Republicans, according to two recent analyses of campaign contributions. Those facts […]
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Even in liberal Minnesota, Barack Obama’s popularity has plummeted. A recent poll of 800 adults showed half disapprove of his job performance, according to the Star Tribune. […]
The former defense attorney who rode Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano’s political coattails to become acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is stepping down from […]
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