L.A. Officials to Raise $10 Mil for Exec Amnesty Applicants
Los Angeles officials and leaders will attempt to raise $10 million to help illegal immigrants apply for President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty program.
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Feds Asking Anyone with Measles Symptoms to Not Attend Super Bowl 2015
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is asking anyone in the Phoenix area with measles symptoms to not attend Sunday’s Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. There are reportedly seven confirmed measles cases
Super Bowl 2015: Gamblers Wagering on Whether Katy Perry Will Show Cleavage During Halftime Show
If Katy Perry doesn’t reveal some cleavage during her halftime performance, a lot of betters will be even more disappointed. An online gambling outfit called BetOnline is giving gamblers an opportunity to wager on whether Perry will show cleavage. It
Bloomberg: Common Core, Immigration Major Hurdles for Jeb Bush
From Bloomberg Politics: Jeb Bush has major problems in Iowa. His vocal support for immigration reform and the national education standards known as Common Core bother many in the state’s Republican base. A Bloomberg Politics/Des Moines Register Iowa Poll of
Montana Cops Arrested Naked Hong Kong Businessman for Allegedly Trashing Stranger’s Home
From the South Morning China Post: A fugitive Hong Kong businessman is being sought by United States police after he failed to turn up in court last week to face charges over an allegedly drunken wedding party escapade a judge
10 Super Bowl Predictions
Just as the betting public speaks without consensus on picking a Super Bowl winner, contributors polled by Breitbart Sports split on calling the game.
Aaron Rodgers Wins NFL MVP Award
Aaron Rodgers collected his second NFL MVP Award on the eve of the Super Bowl he appeared destined to play in with less than five minutes on the clock two weeks ago
Anderson Silva Returns from Gruesome Leg Break to Decision Nick Diaz at UFC 183
Anderson Silva returned to the octagon after a 13-month absence with a win over Nick Diaz at UFC 183.
China’s Manufactoring Sector Shrinks for First Time in Two Years
BEIJING (Reuters) – Activity in China’s factory sector contracted in January for the first time in more than two years, an official survey showed on Sunday, which will increase gloom about the outlook for the world’s second-biggest economy this year.
Poll: Scott Walker Top Choice for Iowa Republicans
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is the top choice for president in 2016 among Republican voters in Iowa, surging past a crowded field of rivals to take the lead in a Bloomberg/Des Moines Register poll of prospective Republican candidates for president.
Police: Transgender Dies After Getting Butt Implants at ‘Silicone Party’
From KTLA: Police in Santa Ana on Thursday were investigating the death of a transgender woman who died after attending a “silicone party” during which, guests were injected with silicone. The 40-year-old victim attended the party sometime in December at
Milo Yiannopoulos: Powerful Silicon Valley Elite ‘Almost Entirely Unaccountable’
Jason Ankeny at Entrepeneur reports on Breitbart London’s own Milo Yiannopoulos, whose upcoming book The Sociopaths of Silicon Valley takes aim at uncouth dealings, both personal and professional, of giants in the tech industry.
Richard Sherman Weighs Playing in 2nd Super Bowl against Attending Birth of 1st Son
Richard Sherman doesn’t know if his unborn son will be able to watch him play football on Sunday. He does know he wants to watch his unborn son play football on future Sundays.
Prosecutor Shows Aaron Hernandez Holding Gun, Reveals DNA on Joint at Murder Scene with Victim’s
The last player to catch a Tom Brady touchdown pass in a Super Bowl fidgeted as opening arguments began on Thursday in his trial for murder.
Almost Half of U.S. Households Can’t Save, Spend All of Their Income
The Federal Reserve has declared economic growth “solid.” But several new reports show most Americans are treading along a dangerous financial tightrope, where one slip could be devastating.
Senate Panel Approves Iran Sanctions Bill
A bill that would levy tough new sanctions on Iran if it fails to sign an agreement to curb its nuclear program cleared a Senate committee on Thursday. But lawmakers are holding off on a full Senate vote to see whether diplomatic negotiations yield a deal.
Jeff Gordon Hands over #24 to Chase Elliott Next Year
Chase Elliott replaces Jeff Gordon in the #24 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car starting in 2016.
Audio Tapes: Obama’s Pentagon Subverted Hillary Clinton’s Libya Strategy
The Washington Times has released several audio recordings of Obama Pentagon officials–and Sen. Dennis Kucinich–who so hated Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s push for war with Libya that they conducted their own clandestine talks with the Moammar Ghadafi regime, undermining Ms. Clinton.
Jamie Gass: Will Children Know of Space Heroism?
From Jamie Gass writing at the Providence Journal: Today marks the anniversary of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy. “We will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning,” President Ronald Reagan told the nation, “as
Talkative Richard Sherman Defends Tight-Lipped Marshawn Lynch
One of the most talkative players in the NFL defends the most tight-lipped in the nation’s premier sports magazine.
American Killed in Libya Terrorist Attack
In the latest sign of Libya’s descent into chaos, gunmen stormed a luxury hotel used by diplomats and businessmen in the capital on Tuesday, killing 10 people, including an American, a French citizen and three people from Asia.
Astronomers Find Solar System More than Double Ours in Age
A newly discovered solar system — with five small rocky planets — makes ours look like a baby.
Bill Belichick: I Like Monkey Puppets
Bill Belichick opened up beyond the stock “it is what it is” responses to reporters’ questions at Super Bowl media day on Tuesday.
Marshawn Lynch Talks to Media. Kinda. Sorta.
Marshawn Lynch bolted last year’s Super Bowl media day after six minutes. He stayed for the duration on Tuesday but said very little.
Exiled to Chechnya: The Horrific Saga of One Woman’s Journey
For much of her life, Devi Asmadiredja was a housewife in Germany – but then her husband told her to pack her bags and leave the country. She ended up 3,000km (2,000 miles) away living in a remote mountain hut among the Chechens of Georgia’s Pankisi Gorge.
