Republican Newt Gingrich said Wednesday he’s running for president because his experience has prepared him to return America “to hope and opportunity.” In a post on Twitter Wednesday, the former House speaker made official what has been an open secret
A German court convicted John Demjanjuk, a retired Ohio auto worker, of being an accessory to murder at a Nazi death camp. The 91-year-old was sentenced to 5 years in prison after an 18-month trial.
Thousands of evacuees have been forced to sleep in rubble-strewn streets after a 5.1-magnitude quake struck the historic city of Lorca in southern Spain, killing at least nine people and injuring 130.
Gadhafi made his first TV appearance since a NATO airstrike on his residential compound killed one of his sons on April 30. Libyan TV showed him meeting tribal leaders, but did not record him speaking.
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Andrew Breitbart appeared on David Asman’s Fox Business show to discuss the ongoing scandal involving the outrageous things taught by professors at a University of Missouri “Labor Studies” course.
Andrew Breitbart appeared on WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show earlier today for an in-depth and thoughtful interview. When the subject of the Shirley Sherrod video came up and Breitbart was permitted to explain his original Big Government post and the
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Media Research Center shows how what the president says does not always match what the President does.
On Thursday, May 12th, the House Committees on Oversight & Government Reform and on Small Business will host a joint hearing entitled, “Politicizing Procurement: Will President Obama’s Proposal Curb Free Speech and Hurt Small Business?” The hearing will examine the
Yemeni security forces, including snipers, opened fire on thousands of anti-government protesters marching to the Cabinet building in the capital Sanaa on Wednesday, killing one and injuring at least 40, medical officials and protesters said.
The troubled actress didn’t admit to stealing a $2,500 necklace last February, but her no contest plea does go on her record as a conviction.
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Iraq has held its first book fair in 20 years, with organizers and attendees hailing it as a return for the violence-wracked country to the global literary scene.
The U.S. government and local authorities will soon be able to reach people directly on their cellphones to warn them of imminent danger, even in the middle of an emergency that overloads communications systems, officials said Tuesday.
The Postal Service is continuing to hemorrhage money, reporting a loss Tuesday of more than $2 billion over the first three months of the year and warning it could be forced to default on federal payments.
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John Stossel and Bill O’Reilly reveal new details in the Pigford Farm settlement case that has been the subject of intense scrutiny after a series of investigative reports by Big Government.
A hospital in southwestern China was caring for conjoined twin baby girls, who were born last Thursday. Local media reported the mother wasn’t aware that she was carrying twins sharing a body until two days before her delivery by caesarean.
A gun battle on the Mexican side of Falcon Lake on the U.S.-Mexico killed 13 people. The local sheriff is upset that Mexican authorities didn’t inform him after the shootout and he’s warning lawmakers that the border is not secure.
How can a casino enforce the age-limit laws if they can’t see a person’s face? For all we know, this person is 16 years-old.
