Louisville guard Kevin Ware, who inspired his team after grittily recovering from one of the most gruesome injuries in recent memory, was able to cut down the net after Louisville beat Michigan 82-76 for the national title on Monday in
In a Facebook note on Sunday, former Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin blasted CNN for the network’s hypocrisy in potentially bringing back a show called Crossfire just two years after the network falsely implied Palin’s “crossfire”
Former Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin recently blistered CNN, the floundering mainstream media cable news network, and said the network’s ratings are plummeting because CNN tries to fool Americans into believing the network is objective while
On Monday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said fired Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice was an “animal” who should have been fired last year. Rice was fired last week after ESPN obtained a video that showed him hurling basketballs and
The Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday said 92% of the reactions to the NRA 500–and the NRA’s sponsorship of the race–have been positive, debunking the mainstream media’s initial notion that the NRA sponsorship would potentially repel fans and viewers. In
The NASCAR driver who wins this Saturday’s NRA 500 at the Texas Motor Speedway will shoot six-shooters with blanks on victory lane, as has traditionally been done at the racetrack. After the NRA sponsored the NASCAR race, gun control activists
Texas Motor Speedway President Eddie Gossage said there will not be any “political speeches” or statements at Saturday’s NRA 500 race. After the NRA signed on as a sponsor of the race, liberals, gun control activists, and the mainstream media
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said it was “appropriate” for Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti to resign and praised Rutgers president Robert Barch for his leadership. “I commend President Barchi for his decisive leadership in coming to an agreement with
Jeremy Lin, the first American-born NBA basketball player of Asian descent, said he believes his race was one one of the reasons why he received no Division I scholarships out of high school, even though he was named Northern California’s
Disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) may run for mayor of New York City in 2013. Weiner, who resigned from Congress after he admittedly sent lewd photos of himself to women on social networking sites likes Twitter, and his wife,
On Fox News’ Hannity on Friday, Government Accountability Institute (GAI) President Peter Schweizer and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon exposed how politicians and corporations have used the country’s food stamps program, which is meant to temporarily supplement the
Appearing on the “Boomtown 2: The Business of Food Stamps” special on Fox News’ “Hannity” on Friday, Government Accountability Institute (GAI) president Peter Schweizer and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon exposed how companies that administer EBT cards like J.P. Morgan
The United States government spends $75 billion a year on food stamps, and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon said Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer said the government, working with corporations that profit from the program, wants to
On Fox News’ one-hour “Boomtown 2: The Business of Food Stamps” special Friday, Government Accountability Institute (GAI) president Peter Schweizer asked viewers on “Hannity” to type in the hashtag #EBT on Twitter to see how easy it was to engage
Twenty prominent conservatives have joined Media Research Center (MRC) President Brent Bozell to demand broadcast networks, like ABC, NBC, and CBS cover the story of an abortion doctor on trial for murdering born-alive babies in Philadelphia. The group is asking that the testimony of
After the Associated Press on Tuesday decided to drop the term “illegal immigrant” and expunge it from its style guide (used by nearly every journalist), activists then immediately began to demand other publications follow suit. Jose Antonio Vargas, the illegal immigrant who has gained
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s foray into politics has gone about as smoothly as his company’s IPO. His advocacy group, which seeks the passage of immigration legislation, stumbled out of the gates by falsely claiming Bill Gates was on its board.
The budget President Barack Obama will submit on April 10 will contain a proposal that would prohibit individuals from accumulating more than $3 million in Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and tax-preferred retirement accounts. According to a White House statement, the Obama
Former Baltimore Ravens football player Brendon Ayanbadejo, who has been one of the most vocal athletes in favor of gay athletes and same-sex marriage, said as many as four gay NFL players may come out at the same time, and
The dismal March jobs report that saw 663,000 workers give up and leave the workforce, bringing the labor force participation rate to its lowest point since 1979, makes the findings of a blockbuster new exposé, “Boomtown 2: The Business of Food Stamps,” even more
A dismal March jobs report that saw 663,000 Americans completely give up and leave the work force, lowering the labor force participation rate to its lowest since 1979, especially impacted young workers 18-29 years of age, a group that now has a 16.2%
In a dismal March jobs report, the labor force participation rate fell to 63.3%, which is the lowest level since May of 1979 when the country was mired in stagflation under President Jimmy Carter’s administration. According to the report, 663,000 Americans
The White House does not think it is hypocritical for President Barack Obama to claim that he wants to work with Republicans on bipartisan solutions while fundraising on San Francisco’s “Billionaires’ Row” to help Democrats take back the House in
A new proposed federal rule may allow federal workers in Washington, D.C. to run for local office in the District. Government workers would have to run as independents and would not be able to engage in political activities while on
A California city council on Thursday delayed a vote on a first-of-its-kind ordinance that would ban drones up to 400 feet above all areas that have been zoned as residential. The Rancho Mirage city council will now vote on the ordinance on
