Sometime actor and comedian and full time left-wing attack dog John Fugelsang has launched into Christians on MSNBC, this time claiming that “right-wing Christians” would nail Jesus to the cross all over again. Ed Show guest host Michael Eric Dyson
Baltimore Orioles third baseman Manny Machado was handed a check on his recent behavior with a five-game suspension after a seeming intentional bat throwing during last weekend’s game with the Athletics. The Friday and Sunday night incidents that set up
Details are emerging about the murder case brought against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. The grand jury met 24 times and reviewed some 272 pieces of evidence in a 2012 double murder. Hernandez stands accused in the
Chicago usually erupts in violence every weekend, but this weekend extended into Monday when a man killed two before turning his gun on himself. The grand total between Friday evening and Monday came in at 7 dead and a whopping
President Obama is unveiling a presidential memorandum that will allow students with loans taken out before 2007 to apply for a cut in loan payments by having them limited to ten percent of their annual income, a plan not unlike
The New York Times is about to launch “NYT Opinion,” a new subscription smart phone app that will see customers paying $6 a month to receive access to the Times’ opinion editorials. But the paper has also admitted that some
Rock and Roll bands are famous for their long lists of crazy contract riders that promoters have to fulfill to get them to play a venue. The NFL took that concept to the extreme with the “riders” that the league
A new investigation by the British government has found that hundreds of Down’s Syndrome babies aborted by British clinics have disappeared from records, supposedly due to poor administration. The investigation found that British clinic doctors have broken the law by
Several members of the administration have essentially maligned Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s platoon mates, saying they are lying, have joined a GOP effort to attack Obama, or are even “psychopaths.” Now The New York Times has joined that effort and attempted
For the first time Chicago police used a facial recognition program to identify, capture, and convict a robbery suspect. In May, Pierre D. Martin, 35, was convicted in a bench trail for a robbery he committed in February of last
Recently the security breach Target suffered that left thousands of customers’ private information vulnerable to data thieves made the news in a big way. Now we have discovered that up to 400 enrollees in Connecticut’s healthcare exchange may have also
T. Boone Pickens challenged President Obama to a one-hour workout session after a video went viral on Wednesday featuring Obama’s exercise routine while on his trip to Warsaw, Poland. Saying, “My cardio is better,” Pickens, the American business magnate and financier, took
A Wisconsin billionaire has been convicted of sexually assaulting a minor, despite the fact that prosecutors could not convince the teen or her parents to testify in the trial. On June 6, Samuel “Curt” Johnson III was convicted of sexually
Major insurance companies appear to be looking into a new tactic to recover money from paid claims. Such companies may start suing cities and states that they contend are not taking enough action to curb climate change. Last May, Farmers
CNN recently announced the promotion of “Crossfire” producer David Chalian as its new political director — the same David Chalian fired by Yahoo News in 2012 for saying that the GOP was “happy to have a party with black people
On June 5, in a bipartisan 78 to 17 vote, the U.S. Senate voted to confirm Sylvia Burwell, Obama’s appointee for secretary of Health and Human Services. Despite a fast-tracked confirmation process with bipartisan support, all the likely GOP contenders
Since 1971, the NFL has been using classy Roman Numerals on its Super Bowl logos. But the league is just going with “Super Bowl 50” instead of Super Bowl L, the Roman Numeral for 50, for the 2015 season’s final
Tongues are wagging in Chicago that First Lady Michelle Obama is warming up for a run for the U.S. Senate in 2016 when Republican Senator Mark Kirk is up for re-election. Breitbart reported on May 25 that Michelle Obama was
A new poll finds that Americans think that the Obama administration is less competent than either the Clinton administration or the George W. Bush administration. Respondents also said that Obama treats Guantanamo detainees better than he treats our veterans and
Johnny Manziel brings the fans. Unfortunately, on Wednesday, he brought the rain, too. The Cleveland Indians invited Manziel to throw out the first pitch for Wednesday night’s game. The city’s fans gobbled up tickets as though it were 1999. The
A new study finds that the harsh new carbon emissions rules President Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency released this month will hurt the middle class far more than the rich. However, while the new rules will cause the middle class to
The New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd had a hankering to write a report on pot edibles in Colorado, so she winged her way to Denver and immediately gobbled up a hash candy bar. She then got so stoned that
The U.S. Secret Service is seeking bids on new surveillance software that can monitor social media in real time and detect “sarcasm” by users as well as gather and track users’ past posts across multiple platforms. The new contract is
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette in Portland, Oregon has announced that three of its nine locations will be shuttered this year due to fiscal shortfalls. Columbia Planned Parenthood (PP) president and CEO, Stacy M. Cross, bemoaned the decision to shutter
When most people think of a daily diary they imagine pages filled with tales of boyfriends, birthday parties, school days, and personal milestones. Cubs booth announcer Harry Caray filled his diary with the booze that filled him. Caray’s drinking diaries were
