Per a report by WLWT, a longtime Christmas tradition at an Indiana courthouse will be having a new look this Christmas. On Sunday, the Freedom From Religion Foundation will add the Bill of Rights Nativity, which features George Washington, Benjamin Franklin,
During Monday’s “Around the Horn” on ESPN, J.A. Adande took his stance on the Washington Redskins nickname. While talking about Redskins defensive lineman Jason Hatcher accusing referees NFL referees of being biased against his team because of its nickname, Adande said
NFL on Fox analyst and nine-time Pro Bowler John Lynch was asked Monday on Fox Sports 1’s “The Herd” if the sentiment in Denver is that star quarterback Peyton Manning is holding on for too long. The 39-year-old Broncos QB
According to a report by WFMJ, authorities are investigating some pro-Islamic State messages that appeared at Youngstown State University overnight. The messages, which showed up on a big rock on campus, contain messages reading: “France deserves destruction” “YSU supports ISIS”
A photo of a baby in a State Trooper’s hat has now gone viral. The baby girl’s mother, Trooper Jaimie Jursevics of the Colorado State Patrol, was killed after being hit by a vehicle while investigating an accident last week. Jursevics was rushed to
ISIS is now welding metal plates onto trucks, loading them with bombs and a suicide bomber and driving into enemy lines, then setting off the bombs. American soldiers have named these new deadly weapons “Franken-trucks,” which the radical Islamist troops use six to eight of per operation, according to Gersten.
During her opening statement Saturday in Fox News Channel’s “Justice,” Judge Jeanine Pirro ripped President Barack Obama for using the “religion card” in his comments regarding the welcoming of Syrian refugees into the United States. Pirro scolded Obama for “preaching” what
On New York City’s AM 970, host John Catsimatidis welcomed Ohio Gov. John Kasich on his “The Cats Roundtable” program Sunday The GOP presidential candidate took his stance on Syrian refugees, urging President Obama to “take the pause” or else “it would be a
Conservative commentator Pat Buchanan spoke with radio host John Catsimatidis on his Sunday radio show “The Cats Roundtable” AM 970 in New York, where they discussed terrorism and immigration in light of the Syrian refugee crisis. The former adviser to both Reagan
This weekend’s “Saturday Night Live” on NBC opened with a mocking of “Fox & Friends” with Taran Killam playing Steve Doocy, Vanessa Bayer playing Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Bobby Moynihan playing the role of Brian Kilmeade. The faux “Fox & Friends” brought up the
Saturday on MSNBC, Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, the Senior Minister of Middle Collegiate Church, reacted to the response of “so-called Christians” who only want other Christians to come to the United States, saying they are “mocking” the story of Jesus, who
Saturday on MSNBC, CEO and editor of the magazine Foreign Policy David Rothkopf responded to some of the U.S. politicians wanting to block or restrict Syrian refugees entering the country, saying the politicians are “trying to take advantage of the fear
On Saturday, MSNBC’s Harry Smith reacted to the House Republicans voting to block Syrian refugees from entering the United States, comparing it to the Japanese internment and the refusal of Jews during World War II. “We are reminded of the
Dallas, TX Mayor Mike Rawlings spoke Saturday on MSNBC, saying that ISIS wants the United States to “demonize” the Syrian refugees, the reason being that ISIS does not represent Islam. “ISIS wants us to demonize these Syrian refugees, want us to alienate
Former Canadian Football League and University of Missouri defensive end Michael Sam appeared on Friday’s “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1 and told host Colin Cowherd that he is still an NFL player. Sam, the first openly gay player to
Jurors in the trial of a Massachusetts teenager accused of killing his high school math teacher were shown surveillance footage of the teen following the teacher into the school bathroom just mere moments before her death. The video shows then-14-year-old Philip
Per Fox News, parents in Utah complained after their ninth-grade children were assigned to create ISIS propaganda as a school project. Fourteen-year-old Mikalia got the assignment and went online to search “how to recruit for ISIS.” Her mother, Annie Langston,
Schuler’s Bakery in Springfield, OH is taking a stand against political correctness with a warning to its customers. The sign says that the store is “politically incorrect,” so if the customer is not a fan of “God Bless America” or “Merry
As terrorists attacked Paris on November 13, eventually killing 129 people, surveillance video obtained by the Daily Mail from an unnamed cafe shows shocked patrons running away and ducking for cover under tables and chairs as bullets were sprayed through the windows. A woman
Saints tight end Ben Watson expounded Thursday on his Ferguson, MO comments from a year ago where he wrote that he was “embarrassed” about how fellow African-Americans, because of the looting, violent protests and law breaking from incidents such as Mike Brown’s
Per NZHerald, two or three men have barricaded themselves in an apartment in Paris and are exchanging automatic weapon gunfire with police officers, according to journalist Djamel Mazi, who is live tweeting the action from Paris. Mazi reported the sound of explosions had
On the Tuesday broadcast of “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1, host Colin Cowherd spoke on how hard it can be to compare sports teams from different eras. Cowherd initially said that the NBA’s Golden State Warriors cannot be compared
Per a report by WCVB, the New England Center for Homeless Veterans is not providing those who have served our country the help they really need. “Many, many veterans who really need help do not go there because the conditions are
Former Denver Broncos corner back Champ Bailey appeared as a guest on Fox Sports 1’s “The Herd” and brought up former teammate Tim Tebow as someone who was bad in practice settings, but good on game day. Bailey explained that Tebow
According to a report from Minneapolis Star Tribune, a Minnesota high school football player is currently under investigation after he was caught on video gouging an opponent’s eye. During the Class 1A Prep Bowl championship game between Minneapolis North High School
