Germ-Zapping Robot Makes House Call for Texas Baby
Healthcare professionals are hailing the story of a germ-zapping robot that went to the home of an Austin, Texas, infant to help disinfect his residence and make it germ free.
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Feds Unconcerned over Drone Found Smuggling Drugs from Mexico
Early this week, Mexican authorities took possession of an unmanned aerial vehicle that crash-landed on the Mexican side of the U.S. border near San Ysidro, California. The drone was reportedly carrying crystal meth and was used to smuggle the drugs into the U.S.
Ravens D-End: Patriots ‘Habitual Line-Steppers’
Baltimore Ravens lineman Chris Canty called the New England Patriots “habitual line-steppers” and should be punished.
193 Snowmen Built in Switzerland to Protest Global Warming
Global warming activists employed a quixotic method to protest global warming in Davos, Switzerland, as members of the World Economic Forum gather to meet this week. They built 193 snowmen, each one to represent a country of the world that they contend global warming will affect.
Obama’s Bank in Chicago Slammed for Corruption Again
A federal judge called owners of a bank, which helped the Obamas finance a sweetheart deal to buy an empty lot next to their Chicago home, the “most pervasively corrupt litigants” he’s ever dealt with.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich Seriously Considering Run for President
Last year, Ohio’s Republican Governor, John Kasich, frequently tamped down talk that he might run for president, but as the new year has dawned, Kasich seems to be changing his tune and is now hinting openly about a possible run for the White House.
House Conservative Raul Labrador: Senate Already Lost Immigration Battle to Obama
A leading conservative in the House of Representatives criticized GOP leadership in the Senate on Wednesday, saying that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell already lost the immigration battle to Obama before the first fight has even started.
Police Release Video to Help Identify Ferguson Looters
Police in St. Louis County have released a video to the public featuring hundreds of looters who destroyed shops during the riots in Ferguson, Missouri, in hopes that some can be identified.
Bloomberg Kicks in $48M for Consultants to Help States Meet Obama Emissions Goals
Liberal billionaire Michael Bloomberg has announced that through his Clean Energy Initiative he is pumping $48 million into helping the states meet President Obama’s new mandated climate change goals.
Mayor of Glendale: We’ll Lose Money on the Super Bowl
It is the conventional wisdom that any city awarded the opportunity to host the Super Bowl will reap a major financial benefit. But the bloom may be off that rose as the mayor of the city of Glendale, Arizona, now says that they may actually lose money with this year’s game.
Obama Planning ‘Bloody Sunday’ Visit to Selma
The White House has announced that President Obama will visit Selma on the day that went down in history as “Bloody Sunday.”
#BlackLivesMatter Protests Hijack Martin Luther King Day
January 19 has been set aside as a national holiday to celebrate the life and works of famed civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King. But this year, the holiday was interrupted across the country by #BlackLivesMatter protesters.
A Marine Replies to Michael Moore and the Left on American Snipers
Last weekend, schlockumentary film maker Michael Moore waded into the discussion about the mega hit movie American Sniper, a film about the life of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. Moore called Kyle a “murderer,” eliciting a wave of condemnation. But one reply posted this week from a Marine who served in Afghanistan has become one of the most shared posts on Facebook.
Masked Tiger Woods Surprises Lindsey Vonn After Record-Breaking Win
When World Cup skiing star Lindsey Vonn flew across the finish line breaking a 35-year-old record on Monday, she had support from the sidelines from another champion: Tiger Woods.
Facebook Is the Best Predictor of Your Actions
Researchers wondering who knows people better, their friends or Facebook, found that Facebook came out on top. Using the information on a subject’s Facebook page, new software proved itself better able to judge someone’s personality than close friends and family members could.
Top 0.1% of Americans Hold as Much Wealth as Bottom 90%
A new study by a group of economics researchers suggests that the top one percent of the U.S. now hold as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent, a lopsided split that is approaching levels not seen since early last century.
Tim Ryan: Congresses’ ‘Crunchiest’ Flake
A fawning New York magazine profile of Tim Ryan, Congressman from Ohio’s 13th District, praises the Democrat as a man of “ideas” and labels him “Congress’ crunchiest member.”
Serious Doubt Cast on NASA’s ‘2014 Hottest Year on Record’ Claim
Late last week, media outlets all across the country rushed to report that NASA had claimed 2014 as the “hottest year on record.” But now, serious doubts have been cast on that claim, with some saying that climate scientists left out data and even made data up to reach the desired claim.
Police: PCP-Crazed Man Tried to Gouge Toddler’s Eyes Out
A Maryland man high on the drug PCP was arrested last week for allegedly assaulting a neighbor and a toddler — police claim he tried to gouge the little girl’s eyes out.
Bill Maher Channels Breitbart News on Threat of Radical Islam
On Friday’s broadcast of his HBO political talk show, comedian Bill Maher channeled Breitbart News on the threat that radical Islam poses to European countries, along with the dangers sharia law represents to Western freedoms.
One Dead, Six Shot in Separate Chicago Shootings
As subzero temperatures hit Chicago, the violence continues. Between Friday afternoon and Saturday evening one was killed and six others were shot in the Windy City.
Armstrong Williams Debuts ‘The Right Side Forum’ On D.C.’s News Channel 8
Armstrong Williams, one of the most recognizable conservative voices in media, is launching “The Right Side Forum with Armstrong Williams,” a new Saturday morning news show on cable’s News Channel 8 in Washington D.C.
NCAA Reverse: Joe Paterno Once Again CFB Wins Leader
Pennsylvania State University succeeded in restoring the 111 wins vacated from its record as punishment for Jerry Sandusky’s sexual abuse despite claims earlier this week that no deal was in the works. The reversal once again makes head coach Joe Paterno the winningest coach in college football history.
Obama Warns Europe to Better Integrate Muslim Immigrants
At a joint press conference at the White House with British Prime Minister David Cameron, President Obama warned Europe to better integrate its Muslim immigrants to help avoid terrorist attacks such as those France suffered last week.
Ohio Teacher Gets Felony Convictions for Showing Graphic Movie in Class
A former high school substitute teacher in Ohio has been convicted of four counts of disseminating matter harmful to juveniles by showing movies featuring graphic violence and explicit sex scenes.
