Print Kerry Picket Follow Read Full Bio Benghazi Attack Eyewitness: Help Was Available An eyewitness to 2012's infamous Benghazi attack says the U.S. did not employ all of the defensive resources it could have to save the American lives lost the night of September 11th. 29 Apr 2013 Cruz Tells Conservative Activists GOP Senators Yelled At Him Over Gun Bill Senator Ted Cruz (R - TX) made a surprise visit to Freedom Works activists in Austin last Friday and told attendees how angry Democrats and Republicans were over his stand on the gun control legislation that eventually failed in the Senate. 28 Apr 2013 U.S. Tourism Companies Offer Vacations In North Korea An American tourist, jailed by DPRK authorities last year, will face trial for "committing crimes" against North Korea. According to Reuters, 44 year old Kenneth Bae, a U.S. citizen of Korean descent, has been detained by police since arriving in the northeastern city of Rajin on November 3 with four other tourists. 28 Apr 2013 Rep. Van Hollen (D-MD): Fixing FAA Furloughs a Republican 'Failure' The House passed legislation on Friday afternoon which ended furloughs for federal air traffic controllers. Hoping to strong arm Republicans into agreeing to further tax increases to prevent air traffic delays, Democrats came up short -- and lost the message battle in the process. 28 Apr 2013 Tsarnaev Warning Came as Brennan Purged Material 'Offensive' to Muslims Although law enforcement was lauded for quickly identifying and neutralizing both suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing last weekend, the FBI has much explaining to do over why now-deceased Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the suspects, managed to slip through the FBI’s fingers after two warnings from Russian intelligence two years ago that Tsarnaev was tied to “radical Islam.” 26 Apr 2013 Kim Jong Un, Assad Exchange Friendly Correspondence As Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told U.S. lawmakers that evidence shows the government of Syria used sarin nerve gas on its own people, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exchanged pleasantries with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. 26 Apr 2013 Suspected Boston Bomber's Mosque Founded by Convicted Terrorist The Islamic Society of Boston was founded in part by Abdurahman Alamoudi in 1981, according to the New York Sun. Alamoudi is currently serving a 23 year sentence in federal prison as he was convicted in 2004 of participating in a Libyan plot to assassinate Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. Additionally, according to the Sun, Alamoudi raised funds for Al Qaeda. 23 Apr 2013 Accused Marathon Bomber Gains Fans Online The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has inspired thousands of fans and defenders across social media. 22 Apr 2013 FRC Shooter Pleads Guilty to 'Committing an Act of Terrorism' Floyd Corkins II, the man charged with planning to shoot and kill Family Research Center (FRC) staffers at their Washington D.C. headquarters could face up to 45 years in prison, the Associated Press is reporting. On August 15 of last year, Corkins shot the security guard at the conservative Christian organization's office. According to LifeNews.com: 22 Apr 2013 Flashback: FBI Training Manual Purged References to Islamic Terror Many are wondering why the FBI overlooked the potential danger posed by now-deceased bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011 after they interviewed him. According to reports, the bureau failed to find any incriminating evidence of terrorist ties. 20 Apr 2013 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
Benghazi Attack Eyewitness: Help Was Available An eyewitness to 2012's infamous Benghazi attack says the U.S. did not employ all of the defensive resources it could have to save the American lives lost the night of September 11th. 29 Apr 2013
Cruz Tells Conservative Activists GOP Senators Yelled At Him Over Gun Bill Senator Ted Cruz (R - TX) made a surprise visit to Freedom Works activists in Austin last Friday and told attendees how angry Democrats and Republicans were over his stand on the gun control legislation that eventually failed in the Senate. 28 Apr 2013
U.S. Tourism Companies Offer Vacations In North Korea An American tourist, jailed by DPRK authorities last year, will face trial for "committing crimes" against North Korea. According to Reuters, 44 year old Kenneth Bae, a U.S. citizen of Korean descent, has been detained by police since arriving in the northeastern city of Rajin on November 3 with four other tourists. 28 Apr 2013
Rep. Van Hollen (D-MD): Fixing FAA Furloughs a Republican 'Failure' The House passed legislation on Friday afternoon which ended furloughs for federal air traffic controllers. Hoping to strong arm Republicans into agreeing to further tax increases to prevent air traffic delays, Democrats came up short -- and lost the message battle in the process. 28 Apr 2013
Tsarnaev Warning Came as Brennan Purged Material 'Offensive' to Muslims Although law enforcement was lauded for quickly identifying and neutralizing both suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing last weekend, the FBI has much explaining to do over why now-deceased Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the suspects, managed to slip through the FBI’s fingers after two warnings from Russian intelligence two years ago that Tsarnaev was tied to “radical Islam.” 26 Apr 2013
Kim Jong Un, Assad Exchange Friendly Correspondence As Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told U.S. lawmakers that evidence shows the government of Syria used sarin nerve gas on its own people, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exchanged pleasantries with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. 26 Apr 2013
Suspected Boston Bomber's Mosque Founded by Convicted Terrorist The Islamic Society of Boston was founded in part by Abdurahman Alamoudi in 1981, according to the New York Sun. Alamoudi is currently serving a 23 year sentence in federal prison as he was convicted in 2004 of participating in a Libyan plot to assassinate Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. Additionally, according to the Sun, Alamoudi raised funds for Al Qaeda. 23 Apr 2013
Accused Marathon Bomber Gains Fans Online The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has inspired thousands of fans and defenders across social media. 22 Apr 2013
FRC Shooter Pleads Guilty to 'Committing an Act of Terrorism' Floyd Corkins II, the man charged with planning to shoot and kill Family Research Center (FRC) staffers at their Washington D.C. headquarters could face up to 45 years in prison, the Associated Press is reporting. On August 15 of last year, Corkins shot the security guard at the conservative Christian organization's office. According to LifeNews.com: 22 Apr 2013
Flashback: FBI Training Manual Purged References to Islamic Terror Many are wondering why the FBI overlooked the potential danger posed by now-deceased bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011 after they interviewed him. According to reports, the bureau failed to find any incriminating evidence of terrorist ties. 20 Apr 2013
Watchdog report says DOJ official retaliated against ‘Furious’ whistle-blower, lied about it20 May 2013, 2:07 PM PDT
Watchdog report says DOJ official retaliated against ‘Furious’ whistle-blower, lied about it20 May 2013, 2:07 PM PDT