(CNN) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday continued to defend his appearance with President Barack Obama last year when the president came to survey the damage from Superstorm Sandy, just days before the presidential election. Critics decried the
San Jose, California (CNN) – Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor who electrified anti-war liberals during the 2004 presidential race, said Thursday he would consider another run for the White House – a statement that will surely be met with
Saturday morning on MSNBC Melissa Harris-Perry called John Boehner a super-villian…
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) — The crash that killed journalist Michael Hastings was ruled an accident by police, but conspiracy theories continued to circulate on Friday. Hastings, 33, was killed in a fiery solo-vehicle crash in Hancock Park early Tuesday morning.
EAG News: Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis is full of excuses for why the city’s schools are hemorrhaging money, failing to educate students, and laying off teachers by the hundreds… …During a recent speech to the City Club of
FOX NEWS: Controversy is heating up over an administration plan to drastically reduce the amount of federal lands available for oil shale development in the American West.The Bush administration had set aside 1.3 million acres for oil shale and tar
Washington (CNN) — FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged the law enforcement agency uses drone aircraft in the United States for surveillance in certain difficult cases. Mueller told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that drones are used by the FBI
Splash News: The 25th World’s Ugliest Dog competition in Petaluma, California. A mutt named Walle walked away with the title of the World’s Ugliest Dog at the Sonoma-Marin Fair. Walle, who is part beagle, basset and boxer, stole the title
CBS Philadelphia: Over 200 private and public K-12 schools will install “panic button” silent alarms in Pennsylvania’s Delaware County in the event of a violent situation like the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting.
WPIX: A Jersey City man has been mistakenly arrested–twice–because his name matches the alias of a robbery suspect.
KCAL: Police are investigating a human body in a trash can left on the side of the road in Brea, California.
WARNING: cuteness overload.
AP: The Food Network said Friday it’s dumping Paula Deen, barely an hour after the celebrity cook posted a videotaped apology online begging forgiveness from fans and critics troubled by her admission to having used racial slurs in the past.
AP: A South Texas police officer got a simian surprise as he wrote a speeding ticket. A pet monkey bit Aransas Pass Officer Keith Moore on the hand in an attack captured on video.
Obama’s weekly address, courtesy of the White House: President Obama discusses the bipartisan legislation in the United States Senate that would take important steps towards fixing our broken immigration system, while growing our economy and reducing the deficit.
Breitbart News: Breitbart’s Sonnie Johnson appeared on a panel of black conservatives Friday night on Fox News’ “Hannity” and emphasized that she was more conservative than Republican because the Tea Party primarily influenced her political beliefs.
KOAT: Dog owners are on alert for wild animals carrying fleas, as several cases of bubonic plague–yes, the black death–have appeared in East Mountains canine communities in New Mexico.
Twin brothers who came up with a winning recipe for a White House contest won’t get to share the reward of meeting First Lady Michelle Obama. Nine-year-olds Colin and Aidan Hurliman both contributed to the recipe, “Champ’s Maple BBQ Turkey
KSBW: A homeless woman and man were arrested on suspicion of intentionally igniting several wildfires in Santa Cruz near the Highway 1 and Highway 17 fishhook.
Columnist Sonnie Johnson gave a quick speech at the Tea Party rally held on Capitol Hill this week to protest the targeting practices of the IRS.
The Supreme Court is divided over a decision to televise court proceedings.
Fox News host Bill O’Reilly discusses the pros and cons of the Senate’s immigration bill, ultimately coming down on the side of immigration reform proponents, saying, “it looks like the secure border is in reach–at least somewhat.” O’Reilly also denies
Mayor Rahm Emanuel wants to limit how food stamps can be used on soda in order to help fight obesity.
