Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest: “I haven’t talked to the President about any of the specific announcements that have been made by other Senators in recent days on this issue, but I do think it is a testament to something
Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest was asked by the White House press pool today to respond to criticisms made by the Supreme Court in Tuesday’s hearing on how President Obama enforces laws. The reporter claimed that the Justices pressed the
EAG News: NEW YORK – Why is our government education system so dysfunctional? Perhaps because parents often don’t get the truth and administrators and teachers are constantly fighting each other. That much can be discerned from the words of Karen
Vietnam veteran and Former Sen. Larry Pressler (R-SD):
O’Reilly: “The compelling argument is on the side of homosexuals. That is where the compelling argument is. We’re Americans, we just want to be treated like everybody else.”
Freedom Works Action’s “ObamaCare’s Broken Promises”
Senator Marco Rubio speaking about his immigration proposal at the University of Louisville: “America needs to have a 21st century immigration system. Now all the attention on immigration goes to those that are here in the room and that’s a
The prosecution in the Amanda Knox murder trial appealed the 2011 court decision acquitting Knox and her boyfriend of killing her roommate in 2007. Peter Van Sant of “48 Hours” reports on the newest trial.
The leader for the Syrian Opposition Coalition on Tuesday called for the Syrian Opposition to take the seat of the Syrian Government at the United Nations on Tuesday. State Department Deputy Spokesman Patrick Ventrell declined to announce support or opposition
The State Department denied multiple reports of U.S. Special Forces and other military groups training the Syrian Opposition Coalition in Jordan on Tuesday saying that the only training they have given to Syrians has been “non-lethal.” State Department Deputy Spokesman
Obama heads a soccer ball given to him by this years MLS champions, the LA Galaxy.
The Supreme Court oral arguments in the case of Hollingsworth v. Perry, which challenges California’s Proposition 8, a voter ban on same-sex marriage.
FOX NEWS: When local California official Susan Muranishi retires from her job in a couple of years, she’s going to be walking away with a fat paycheck — $423,664 a year – for the rest of her life. Muranishi, an
Carson responded to attacks by MSNBC Host Touré today with a calm, even toned response claiming that it’s time for people to move one from prejudice and group think based on ethnicity. Dr. Carson said: “If you don’t have anything
Police arrested a man suspected of stealing the final Breaking Bad script from Bryan Cranston’s car, but the script is still missing.
Ted Olson and David Boies after their arguments in favor of gay marriage in front of the Supreme Court.
Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked again today about the effects of the sequester on the White House staff. Reporters asked if furlough notices had been sent out. Carney responded that he didn’t know and that he had no information
Senator Ron Johnson tells the story of how government intrusion cost a city, neighborhood, and a local hero almost everything and threatened prosecution to those that tried to save themselves.
Fox News: Boys and girls at an Alabama elementary school will still get to hunt for eggs – but they can’t call them ‘Easter Eggs’ have the principal banished the word for the sake of religious diversity. Television station WHNT
Sandwell News: A school’s decision to ban triangular flapjacks after a pupil was hurt has been labelled “half-baked” by the Health and Safety Executive. It follows an incident at Castle View School in Canvey Island, Essex, when a boy was
Former Gen. David Petraeus is set to give his first major speech since he retired as CIA director after publicly acknowledging his extramarital affair.
