W. Huston

Warner Todd Huston

Report Exposes PETA's 'Secret Slaughter of Kittens, Puppies'

Nathan J. Winograd wrote an extensive exposé for the Huffington Post on the history of euthanizing animals perpetrated by the supposed animal-loving group, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). Winograd reports that thousands of animals are killed every year, and his post is filled with unsettling photos to prove his point. 6 Apr 2013

Sunday Shows Go Full Out on Immigration

It looks like the Sunday morning political shows got the same memo that Immigration is the topic of the day for April 7. The big three networks and CNN are all hosting guests that certainly lean toward amnesty for illegals if not being outright in support of the same. 6 Apr 2013

Obama Apologizes for Complimenting Female CA Attorney General

President Obama created a miniature firestorm Thursday, April 4, by being gauche enough to have called California Attorney General Kamala Harris the "best-looking attorney general" in the country. Not long afterward, the President was forced to apologize for the "sexist" remark. 6 Apr 2013

Fisker Motors Fires 80% of Staff

Fisker Automotive, Inc., the much celebrated maker of luxury electric cars, has announced that it is firing 80% of its employees after failing to finalize an investment deal. 5 Apr 2013

FAA to Delay Closure of 149 Air Traffic Control Towers Until June

In March, the FAA announced that it would stop federal funding for 149 towers and a phased, four-week closure process was scheduled to begin April 7. That phased closure process is now cancelled. Instead, the FAA will stop funding all 149 towers on June 15 and will close the facilities unless the airports decide to continue operations as a nonfederal contract tower. 5 Apr 2013

CNN's Ali Velshi Joins Al Jazeera America

Marking its first high-profile American hire, Al Jazeera has announced that it has acquired CNN's former chief business correspondent, Ali Velshi, for its new Al Jazeera America cable network. 5 Apr 2013

Cleveland, OH Paper to Scale Back to 3 Days Per Week Home Delivery

The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ohio's largest newspaper, has announced that while it will continue to print editions every day, it will cut home delivery from a seven-day-a-week schedule to but three for subscribers. No exact date for implementation of the new delivery schedule was announced, but the change will come later this summer. 5 Apr 2013

Even Piers Morgan Criticizes Obama Over Lavish Vacation Spending

On Wednesday, April 3, President Obama announced he would be returning 5% of his paycheck to the federal treasury in a show of shared sacrifice with federal workers facing furloughs because of the sequester. The news came as he once again flew about the country pushing his anti-Second Amendment policies and only days after another lavish vacation indulged by the first family was in the news. 4 Apr 2013

Get Well Soon, Roger Ebert

On April 2, Roger Ebert made an announcement that will come as a blow to his many fans: He's going to scale back his workload. The primary reason for this is his worsening health condition. Sadly he has again been diagnosed with cancer. 4 Apr 2013

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