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Chicago Airport Traffic Drives People to Abandon Cars, Walk

If traffic has ever gotten you down, just be grateful you weren’t at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport on Monday morning between 6 and 7 a.m. The traffic was so heavy that pedestrians actually exited their vehicles from the I-190 and walked to the airport. Approximately 70 people reportedly left their cars to make the trek. Police officers began giving pedestrians rides to the airport terminals. 3 Jun 2013

Transgender Wins Boston High School Prom Queen

Cody Tubman is the happy prom queen of Middleboro High in Boston, Massachusetts. There’s only one catch: Cody is a guy, at least biologically. Cody was born male, but began wearing women’s clothing at the beginning of high school. 3 Jun 2013

EPA Awards Non-Existent Employee with Certificate for Ethical Behavior

It doesn’t take much to win an award from the Environmental Protection Agency. In fact, you don’t even have to exist. Take, for example, Richard Windsor, the email alias of former EPA head Lisa Jackson. According to Eliana Johnson of National Review, Windsor was considered a certified scholar of ethical behavior by the EPA. 3 Jun 2013

Celebrating Drudge: 15 Years After The National Press Club Speech

Sunday marks the 15th anniversary of Matt Drudge’s speech to the National Press Club. At that speech, Drudge – at that point most famous for breaking the Lewinsky scandal under the nose of Newsweek – told the media, “The internet is going to save the news business.” 2 Jun 2013

'Breitbart News Sunday' on Sirius XM 125: Bannon Co-Hosts with Charlie Hurt

On "Breitbart News Sunday" on Sirius XM Patriot Ch. 125 from 7 p.m. EDT to 10 p.m EDT, Stephen K. Bannon, Breitbart News's Executive Chairman, will co-host this week with guest Charles Hurt, a conservative columnist for the Washington Times. Hurt is also an editor at the Drudge Report and a contributor to Fox News. 2 Jun 2013

McCain: 'Tough' for Holder to Answer Whether He Should Stay

Appearing on CBS’ Face the Nation on Sunday, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) stated that Attorney General Eric Holder was in hot water for his comments before Congress in which he denied involvement in Department of Justice targeting of journalists. There were “obvious contradictions” in his statements, McCain stated, while shying away from labeling such contradictions perjurious. 2 Jun 2013

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