Conservatives are jumping at the chance to have their voices heard by voting in the Breitbart Primary. With more than a dozen serious Republican candidates to choose from, conservatives Breitbart News spoke with are excited about this new tool.
The NFL’s eagerness to move back to the Los Angeles market has prompted the league to consider temporary housing for a relocating team, or teams, before the construction of a new stadium.
President Obama got personal during a meeting with House Democrats today.
Andrew Bogut fouled LeBron James. Then he accused him of flopping.
Dems may kill President Obama’s trade agreement, the Huffington Post reports.
LILLE, France (AP) — Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been cleared of pimping charges in a French trial that hinged on sex parties that took place in the midst of the global financial crisis. Friday’s verdict closes
“…[A]ides in both parties estimate that only 50 to 100 GOP lawmakers will vote for it.”
Is it a good idea to loosen the screening process for Pakistani nationals seeking visas to enter the United States?
On Thursday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) demanded that Hillary Clinton speak out against Obamatrade “right now” and said he was offended that the former secretary of state has not even taken a position on the issue. “If she’s against this,
The University of Maryland seeks to sell beer at football, basketball, and other athletic contests on campus.
Despite the initial objections of some of Hillary Clinton’s advisers, Bill Clinton will appear with Hillary Clinton when she officially kicks off her presidential campaign Saturday on New York’s Roosevelt Island. Hillary Clinton’s advisers have been worried about the “unnecessary
Rupert Murdoch, the 84-year-old chief executive officer and controlling shareholder of 21st Century Fox, is preparing to step down as CEO of the media giant and hand that title to his son James, according to numerous sources close to the Murdoch family.
Foreign governments are running sophisticated operations to influence Congress and gather intelligence in Washington as the negotiations proceed.
LONDON (AP) — Christopher Lee, the prolific, aristocratic British actor who brought dramatic gravitas to screen villains from Count Dracula to James Bond enemy Scaramanga, has died at age 93.
The NBA just did it.
BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Al-Qaida-linked militants in eastern Libya declared holy war — or jihad — on the local Islamic State affiliate after one of their senior leaders was killed Wednesday by masked gunmen, which set off clashes between the
Few fans thought The Fight of the Century lived up to expectations. For Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, it surpassed them.
TOKYO, June 10 (UPI) — Electronics firm Haier unveiled the answer to every thirsty Star Wars fan’s prayers — a remote-controlled R2-D2 mini-fridge.
NEW YORK (AP) — Taco Bell executives are studying a strange new vocabulary emerging on this side of the border — the lingo of its young customers.
For too long, Washington’s out-of-touch permanent political class has yawned at the wishes of conservatives and Tea Party members.
The D.C. Examiner looks at a pair of Clinton Foundation donors who are in hot water over questionable donations.
Politicians running for president usually focus on the first two states, Iowa and New Hampshire. But as Politico explains, Ted Cruz is looking for support in later states.
Hillary Clinton is going all-out for the criminal vote. She may need it. Astonishingly, her “favorability” ratings as tracked by CNN are worse today than they have ever been – worse than at any time in 2008 when she last ran for office. To counter her plunge in the polls, Clinton is counting on raising obscene amounts of money. How? By crafting a platform pleasing to billionaires.
A pair of Clinton Foundation donors with financial ties to the former first family have both been at the center of major corruption cases, raising questions about why they chose to give millions to the Clintons’ charity.
Politico reports that House leaders are trying to hurry a vote before members spend another weekend listening to their constituents discuss opposition to a pending trade bill.
