D.C. Metro Fills with Smoke for Third Time in Two Days
For the third time in only two days a station in Washington, D.C.’s underground train system filled with smoke causing commuters to flee.
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Christians Get Day in Court for First Amendment Case in Michigan
In 2012, authorities prevented Christians from protesting at a Muslim festival in Dearborn, Michigan, threatening them with arrest. The Christians charged that the police violated their First Amendment rights to free speech, and next month, they will have their day in court in an important en banc hearing before the entire 6th District Circuit Court.
Eastern US Bracing for Another Storm
More snow is headed for the East Coast after Saturday’s dousing of the Midwest with fresh ice and snow. The storm will also send Boston and other eastern cities into yet another deep freeze. The National Weather Service reports that
MLB Teams Launch 121 New Bobblehead Promotions for 2015
Major League Baseball is going big on bobblehead promotions this year, with fully 121 new bobbling figures coming in the 2015 baseball season.
Brutal Winter Leaves 26 Dead Nationwide
Twenty-six Americans have died from winter-related issues—18 in Tennessee alone—as the country remains mired in a brutally cold weather pattern that won’t be ending until early next week.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Denies Claims She Offered to Change Anti-Pot Position for Donor
On Thursday, it was reported that Democrat National Committee Chair and Florida Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz offered to change her anti-pot vote to please a big Democrat donor. Now the Congresswoman is denying that she made any such offer, despite released emails to the contrary.
Report: Fed Gov’t Gave $37 Million in Housing Subsidies to Wrong People
A report found that the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) gave away $37 million that was meant for housing subsidies for the poor to those who weren’t eligible for the program.
Despite Media Speculation, NAACP Not the Target of Colorado Bomber
Early on Friday, the media reported that there was an arrest in the bombing case of an NAACP office in Colorado Springs, CO, that some initially suspected was a hate crime. It now appears that the accused bomber was targeting a tax preparation office in the building, instead of the NAACP.
Intense Cold Setting Records From Chicago to D.C.
As this horrible winter rages on, record low temperatures are being set from Chicago to Washington, D.C., and snow is still piling up in places like Maine and Vermont. It all adds up to dangerous winter conditions for much of the country, and it will continue for the next week.
Democrat Wasserman Schultz Pledged to Change Her Anti-Pot Vote for Dem Donor
Florida Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz has been left this week trying to explain why her office promised that the congresswoman would change her anti-pot vote merely to make a big donor happy.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Falsely Claims Detroit Muslim ‘Targeted Muslims’
On Tuesday news went national of a Muslim man who was arrested in Detroit for stabbing two non-Muslims at a bus stop after asking their religion. But the next day the Atlanta Journal-Constitution falsely claimed that the “attacker targeted Muslims” when in fact it was a Muslim who targeted two non-Muslims.
Chelsea Soccer Club Vows to Ban Fans Involved Racist Incident in Paris
The Chelsea football club has vowed to ban fans involved in a racist incident after a smart phone video showed Chelsea fans preventing a black man from boarding a train whilst yelling, “We’re racist, we’re racist, and that’s the way we like it.”
Winter Grip Tightens with ‘Life-Threatening’ Cold, More Snow
The nation is still in the midst a winter grip that seems to be getting tighter instead of looser with many parts of the country experiencing life-threatening cold.
Foreign Donations to Clinton Foundation Raise Ethical Questions
New foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation sparked ethical questions over the propriety of a possible presidential candidate raking in massive cash from foreign governments.
Italian Soccer Coach Clarifies ‘Too Many Black Players’ Comment
Italian soccer coaching great Arrigo Sacchi recently opined that there were “too many black players” in Italian football. In the aftermath of the uproar, Sacchi vehemently denies charges of racism thrown his way.
White House Misleads About Democrat Filibuster of DHS Budget over Amnesty
Congress is at loggerheads over the budget for the Department of Homeland Security because Republicans want to strip funding for Obama’s amnesty for 4 million illegals. Democrats are attempting to stymie that budget and block the bill because of the GOP provision.
Hillary Clinton Trounces Chris Christie in NJ Presidential Poll
A New Jersey poll finds that Gov. Chris Christie is lagging far behind the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.
WaPo Falsely Implies Detroit Stabbing Was Hate Crime Against Muslims
Last weekend, police report that a Muslim man from Detroit stabbed two bystanders at a bus stop after he asked if they were Muslims and they said no. In Tuesday’s coverage the Washington Post featured a headline with the word “Muslim” in it—but one that obscured the story’s meaning entirely.
Central, Eastern US Paralyzed by Winter Storm Octavia
Record-breaking cold, bitter wind gusts, and record snow are pummeling the nation from Illinois to Massachusetts this week.
Union Thugs Start Protests at Home Where Gov. Scott Walker’s Parents Live
Wisconsin’s Republican Governor Scott Walker has beaten the state’s unions three times in elections, recalls, and more elections. But the union thugs aren’t done attacking yet. They are now going so far as to harass Governor Walker’s elderly parents by unloading a bus of union toughs to protest outside the home in which they live.
Just as Obama Opens Relations, a New Strain of HIV Appears in Cuba
In the United States, fear of HIV has recently faded as treatments and awareness have caused some complacency with the disease. But a new, more virulent strain seems to be upsetting that complacency, and the source of this stronger version of the deadly virus is Cuba, the very nation that Obama wants opened up to American tourism.
Chicago Imam Called the ‘Billy Graham’ of Islam Accused of Sexual Assault
An Islamic leader in a Chicago suburb who has been hailed as the Muslim “Billy Graham” has been accused of sexual assault of an employee at the Institute of Islamic Education that he founded.
Millions Hoping to Avoid Obamacare Tax Penalty
As tax season begins conflicting rules over the tax penalties for Obamacare are plunging millions into confusion, especially the working poor who are not eligible for subsidies but do not make enough to afford a new healthcare insurance policy.
Winter Storm Neptune: ’12 Hours of Hell’
With the second major winter storm in as many weeks hitting the the New England area, meteorologists are warning that the latest may prove to be the most dangerous storm of the year.
Barbara Bush Gives Jeb Her Blessing to Run for President
With rumors swirling that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush might run for president, Barbara Bush has changed her mind and given her second son her blessing.
