Dun Meng, a Chinese engineering student at Northeastern University, was carjacked by the Boston Marathon bombers on April 19. Last Thursday at the surviving bomber’s trial, Meng […]
Day: March 14, 2015
A presidential photo opportunity turned into a case of “this is how the rest of the world sees you,” when President Obama was photographed with his most […]
A new bipartisan bill is aiming to keep Senators working during government agency shutdowns. The bill known as the “Shutdown Accountability Resolution” was introduced by Colorado Senators […]
On Friday host Eric Bolling declared MSNBC’s Ed Shultz the winner of Fox’s “Fool of the Week” award, not only for saying the police in Ferguson should […]
Today has been dubbed “Super Pi Day” for the unusual similarities of the March 14, 2015, date and the pi mathematical equation, 3.1415, the ratio of a […]
Sharon Helman greets President Obama at the Phoenix VA facility
Source: www.hines.va.gov
A federal administrative law judge gave the Department of Veterans Affairs until Tuesday to repay withheld bonuses to the disgraced former Phoenix VA health care director at […]
An elaborate“pay-to-stay” student visa fraud ring involving four fake colleges was uncovered this week in Los Angeles. Fox News reported that authorities raided the schools that allegedly […]
CBS4 News’ traffic reporter Katie So was paying attention to the roadswhen something trippy happened. I think So deserves kudos for how well she played off the […]
Paying attention to your police officer husband can pay off big time. For one Virginia mom it saved her life and the life of her two-year-old daughter. […]
President Obama and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will take turns at the speaker’s podium Saturday at the exclusive Gridiron Club and Foundation dinner, but don’t expect any […]
After two police officers were shot Thursday during protests in Ferguson, Mo., the Independent Journal Review asked the public if ”blue lives matter,” using a hashtag that […]
The latest viral footage caught by a police officer’s body camera had nothing to do with police brutality, or public lawlessness. Rather, in a refreshing change of […]
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