The President and his family, enjoying a 17-day vacation in Hawaii, did not attend Church on Christmas Day. Ironically, President Obama recently asked all Christians to remember the religious aspects of Christmas and not to exaggerate the commercial. On December 15th,
Serving as yet another example that the government is technology-challenged, a probation department audit reveals that 25 percent of Los Angeles County GPS devices, used to track serious criminals, don’t work. Reaver Bingham, deputy chief of the probation department, admitted, “If
An 18-year-old man placed his Aunts’ boyfriend’s decapitated head on her bed as a Christmas Day present. Alexis Valdez allegedly killed the boyfriend by bludgeoning him with a hammer to the head, and then severed the victim’s head, ears, and
The President of the Family Research Council (FRC) told Fox News that he was not completely surprised that A&E network made an “about face” and dropped its suspension of Duck Dynasty paterfamilias, Phil Robertson. But Tony Perkins confessed to Shannon
The reality that Pope Francis sounds more like President Obama than Ronald Reagan has put bit of a scare into the Republican party and Conservatives. Conversely, the Pope has become a darling to the Democratic party. Pope Francis’s proclivity for
Certainly to be placed in the category of records you never want to hold, an Indian woman had ten miscarriages in one night. The multiple miscarriages are being called a new medical record in India. On Sunday Anju Kushwaha delivered
The most over-covered story of the year according to MSNBC host Chris Hayes was the Knockout game, which he views as a “Fox News, Drudge obsession.” Hayes announced his selection in his ‘All-in’ Awards “over/under-covered news” segment. Knockout game coverage
Sightseeing of abandoned buildings, factories, schools, and churches is becoming a growing industry in the now dilapidated city of Detroit. Some people come from far away to visit Los Angeles and tour the houses of the rich and famous. Architectural
President Obama is using Pope Francis to foster wealth redistribution ideas in his speeches on the importance of reducing the gap between rich and poor. Now that the President’s message of “Hope and Change” has drastically soured over his last
An unknown illness is killing bald eagles in Utah. So far, 16 have died. The ailment’s symptoms begin with overall weakness, progressing to paralysis in the legs, tremors and seizures, and finally death. Scientists are rigorously seeking an answer to
“Tis the season to be Merry,” but some get carried away. During an eleven-day span from Dec. 13 to Dec. 23, law enforcement agencies across Los Angeles county arrested 1,366 people for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
The ruthless dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, was reportedly “very drunk” when he gave the execution order to kill two close aides of his uncle, Jang Song-Thaek. Kim was “upset” that the two aides questioned his decision to turn
When Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson made his now infamous claim that homosexuality is one of an assortment of behaviors that he recognizes as sin, A&E suspended him. But his comments align with the Bible and mirror the faith of many
Slightly more than one out of five young Americans actually understand important insurance terms such as “premiums,” “deductibles,” “co-payments,” and “co-insurance.” The list of unknown terms also includes “maximum annual out-of-pocket spending limits,” “provider networks,” “covered services,” “annual limits on
On Sunday, Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon interviewed Daniel J. Flynn, author of The War on Football, Saving America’s Game. Broadcasting on Sirius XM Patriot Radio channel 125, Flynn told Bannon that the game of football has become
On Sunday, Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon hosted his Christmas Special and discussed the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve. Broadcasting on Sirius XM Patriot Radio channel 125, Bannon’s first guest was Craig Smith, CEO of Swiss America and
On Tuesday, a man walked into a Reno Nevada Medical Center and went on a shooting rampage that killed one doctor and critically wounded another before turning the gun on himself committing suicide. Urologist Dr. Charles G. Gholdoian, 46, was
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) is no longer tolerating public urination in their transit system elevators. Through the installation of a urine detection device (UDD), any splatter of urine will set off alarms and alert police to get to
Duck Dynasty is the most popular reality show on cable TV and it is a major part of A&E’s business plan. According to Nielsen, the Season 4 premiere was the most-watched nonfiction telecast ever on cable TV. More significantly, by
Scott Rasmussen, the prolific pollster, criticized the Washington Post’s characterization of Americans unhappy with both Republican and Democrat performances in government as “haters.” Rasmussen said, “Tens of millions of Americans disapprove of the way both Republicans and Democrats in Congress are
Only 15% of insured Americans think that Obamacare will help them personally, according to a CBS/New York Times Poll. Both insured and uninsured Americans continue to have a negative view and disapprove of the new healthcare law. Overall, more Americans
Only little over half (51%) of Americans now view Christmas as a religious holiday, while one-third (32%) consider it a cultural holiday. Additionaly, while about 70% of Americans say they typically attended Christmas Eve or Christmas Day religious services when
A 33-year old man crashed his 1999 Ford Taurus, allegedly causing a seven-car chain reaction accident that left one person dead. According to witnesses, he then marched over to a nearby Chevron station, bought a six-pack of beer, and quickly
A record high 72% of Americans think that big government is the greatest threat to the future of the United States. Only 21% name big business as the greatest threat, while 5% say big labor. The disparate numbers, taken from
On Tuesday, a 20-year-old Harvard University Psychology major confessed that he was responsible for emailing phony bomb threats to Harvard officials and the student newspaper, the Harvard Crimson. Eldo Kim said he was motivated by a desire to avoid a
