Senator Blames Sexism on Obama’s Opposition to Senator Elizabeth Warren
President Obama has been involved in an open spat with left-wing Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren over her opposition to his fast-track trade deal.
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Environmentalist Protesters Plan to Stop Oil Drilling Ship by Blocking It with Kayaks
Royal Dutch Shell’s Arctic drilling program has taken one step closer to gaining approval to begin drilling off the northwestern coast of Alaska, but furious environmentalists are planning to stop the oil rigs with a kayak flotilla.
U.S. Defense Dollars Going to NFL for Expensive Sponsorship Deals
Arizona Senator Jeff Flake wonders why millions in Department of Defense tax dollars have ended up in the pockets of the National Football League, ostensibly spent on sponsorship deals meant to “honor” military service members.
Obama Tweets Old HuffPo Piece Saying NASA Budget Cut by ‘Climate Deniers’
On Monday, President Obama tweeted out a week-old Huffington Post opinion editorial that claimed that NASA budget cuts were made by “climate change deniers.”
Carly Fiorina Tells America That Hillary Clinton Can’t Be Trusted
Former Hewlett-Packard chief Carly Fiorina is developing her message to America as she gears up her run for the GOP nomination for president, and her main focus is aimed squarely at Hillary Clinton who, Fiorina warns, is untrustworthy.
1970’s Constitution Fix Continues to Fuel Illinois Pension Crisis
The most pressing budget issue that the State of Illinois faces is its spiraling public pension debt. The problem is proving difficult to fix, not necessarily because the legislature refuses to try to fix it — though they are doing darn little — but because the problem is ensconced in the state’s Constitution, causing the state Supreme Court to rule against any changes in the pensions.
Attorneys for Six Baltimore Officers Call for Prosecutor to be Dismissed
Attorneys for the six Baltimore police officers charged with a long list of crimes in the death of Freddie Gray are calling for the case to be taken out of the hands of State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and re-assigned to a special prosecutor.
E! Releases Teaser Video on Kardashians Confronting Bruce Jenner’s Transitioning
E! has released a one-minute teaser video of the upcoming two-part episode focused on Bruce Jenner and the Kardashians coming to grips with Jenner’s transitioning to a woman.
Washington D.C. Among the Nation’s Wealthiest Zip Codes
Washington D.C. figures prominently in a newly-compiled list of the country’s richest zip codes, a report revealed Friday.
‘Clinton Cash’ Sparks Global Media Firestorm
Media outlets around the world are catching fire with Peter Schweizer’s blockbuster new book Clinton Cash and the steady stream of new information it reveals about the shady inner world of money, power, and corruption of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Event at U.N. Touting Press Freedom Was Barred to the Press
An event held at the United Nations, aimed at exploring the topic of press freedom, had everything going for it but members of the press. As it happens, the event was ironically closed to the press by UN security.
AP Slams Pam Geller as Having ‘No Regrets’ That Two Terrorists Died in TX
The Associated Press appears to be siding against free speech with its latest tweet attacking free speech advocate Pamela Geller by knocking her as unapologetic that two terrorists were killed during her weekend event.
Comedian Will Ferrell Getting His Own Baseball Cards
Earlier this year comic actor Will Ferrell went on a baseball tour of sorts appearing as a player all across the Cactus League. Now Ferrell is set to get his own baseball cards.
Floyd Mayweather’s Ex-Girlfriend Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Him
Floyd Mayweather is mired in yet another court case as his ex-girlfriend has just filed a defamation lawsuit against him over his recent public comments about an incident of domestic violence from 2010.
Revealed: Four Clinton Foundation Trustees Charged or Convicted of Financial Crimes
Shocking revelations show that at least four members of the Clinton Foundation board of directors have either been charged or convicted of financial crimes, including bribery and fraud.
Tornadoes on the Great Plains Cause Extensive Damage
An outbreak of tornadoes that skimmed across areas of the Great Plains caused extensive damage and caused work and school closures on Wednesday.
Report Finds Pentagon Credit Cards Used for Escort Services, Gambling
A new Defense Department audit found that Pentagon credit cards were misused for such things as gambling fees and escort services.
Washington DC Home Prices Skyrocketing, Edging Out Middle and Lower Class Homeowners
Home prices in Washington, D.C. have skyrocketed so high that lower and middle income families are being priced out of the area, a new report finds.
Chicago Cubs Unveil New Bleachers, First Big Seating Change Since 1937
The Chicago Cubs have built an entire baseball tradition on its outfield bleacher seats. But this month the Cubbies unveiling their new, re-built bleachers in the stadium’s first major change since their construction in 1937.
Southern Indiana Still Struggling to Cope with HIV Outbreak
An outbreak of HIV infections is still vexing portions of southeastern Indiana, affecting drug users and causing almost 150 cases so far.
Seattle Seahawks Sign Former Green Beret Nate Boyer
The Seattle Seahawks signed Nate Boyer, a 34-year-old former Green Beret, as an undrafted free agent over the weekend.
Breitbart Editor Mike Flynn Announces as the Conservative Illinois Candidate for Congress
Founding member of Andrew Breitbart’s BigGovernment.com and longtime conservative activist Mike Flynn is running for Congress in the now-vacated 18th Congressional District seat in Illinois.
Nigerian Immigrant Tries to Flee U.S. After Scalding Infant to Death
A woman charged with scalding a baby to death in hot water was apprehended at Kennedy Airport attempting to flee the country after the murder.
Police from Coast to Coast React with Alarm at Murder Charges Filed Against Baltimore Officers
Police officers across the country are shocked by Friday’s news that six Baltimore cops were charged with the murder of Freddie Gray. Many worry that they will be prevented from doing their job going forward.
Police Charge Baltimore Protester Who Cut Fire Hose
The man who police and fire officials say cut a fire hose, preventing firefighters from putting out the flames engulfing a CVS pharmacy in downtown Baltimore last week, has now been tracked down and charged with that crime.
