A new California law signed by Governor Jerry Brown and set to go into effect in January 2014 gives homosexual and unmarried couples the right to have their fertility treatments covered by insurance. Heterosexual married couples were already covered. Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco), who
Guess which two states have the worst business tax climate in the country, according to the Tax Foundation’s annual report? They are Andrew Cuomo’s New York and Chris Christie’s New Jersey. New Yorkers better get used to it, as New
California, led by Governor Jerry Brown, is proudly championing abortion with even more expanded access, unlike other states that are now placing restrictions on the procedure. On Wednesday, Brown signed a bill allowing nurse practitioners, midwives, and physician assistants to perform
At Tuesday’s White House Press Conference, Barack Obama made some rather interesting statements that may not exactly stand up to scrutiny. He said, “You know, I think the American people understand, you know, I may — not I may, I have flaws.
A new Rasmussen Poll confirms that Americans in the Obama Era increasingly believe that his presidency would have been viewed by America’s Founding fathers as a failure. The poll reveals that almost half of voters, 49%, think that the Founding Fathers
The NIH Clinical Center has stopped therapy dogs from visiting the sick children within its confines because of the government shutdown. In addition, the NIH Center will not enroll new patients in their current studies or clinical trials until the
The sissification of America continues: a middle school in Long Island, New York in Nassau County has banned footballs, baseballs, soccer balls, playing tag or doing cartwheels without a coach during recess because the school is concerned middle-schoolers will get
The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in Bali was graced by the presence of Secretary of State John Kerry, a stand-in for Barack Obama, who decided to stay home so he could refuse to negotiate with the GOP-led House of
According to a new Rasmussen Poll, 68% of likely U.S. voters think illegal immigrants should not be able to obtain driver’s licenses. Only 16% of voters believe giving illegal immigrants driver’s licenses will improve public safety; 45% think safety will
Madonna, in an attempt to regain relevancy, has chosen a new path to “shock” the Western world: she’s studying the Koran. In a relentlessly self-aggrandizing piece about her life in Vanity Fair titled “Truth or Dare,” Madonna reveals the shocking truth
On Saturday, the Pentagon announced that next week it would order virtually all of its 350,000 employees back to work next week despite the government shutdown. The Pentagon said more than 90% of its employees will be at work next
Rep. Joaquín Castro (D-Texas) the brother of Julian Castro is now an attack dog for the Obama Administration’s war on Sen. Ted Cruz. Castro is the mayor of San Antonio whom the Democratic Party is pushing as a future Barack Obama. Castro
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) said Saturday that the House of Representatives is cruel to vote for retroactive pay for those employees at the same time it refuses to capitulate to Obama and end the shutdown. Reid stated: The
Hillary Clinton is now acting as though she is a pragmatic moderate who desires nothing more than reconciliation with the GOP. Speaking at Hamilton College in upstate New York on Friday, she said the government shutdown is the result of
On Friday. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett (R) fired up pro-gay marriage supporters when he said that same-sex marriage could be compared to incest because both involved relationships with adults in which the parties involved could not legally marry in his state.
On Friday, former St. Louis Cardinals star Albert Pujols, who now plays for the Los Angeles Angels, sued four-time All-Star Jack Clark for alleging on his radio show that Pujols had used steroids. On August 2, Clark had said on
New research from the American Cancer Society shows that women who walk for an hour every day can minimize their chances of getting breast cancer by 14%. Furthermore, the study showed that if the women exercise vigorously, their risk drops
Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, charged with the Boston Marathon bombings, requested that the restrictions called “Special Administrative Measures” (SAMs) imposed on their client be lifted because they are too harsh. SAMs are utilized by authorities when they believe that the
The New York Times, in one more effort to paint the Southern states as hotbeds of racism, estimates that two-thirds of poor blacks and single mothers will be denied health insurance under Obamacare because the Southern states refuse to expand
President Obama told CNBC’s John Harwood that while he’s been president, he’s “bent over backwards to work with the Republican party.” Obama boasted: During the course of my presidency, I have bent over backwards to work with the Republican party.
Problems continued on day two of Obamacare sign-ups.Denise Rathman of Des Moines, who has psoriatic arthritis, said, “It was worse today than it was yesterday.” Pastor David Berge, who lives with his wife and two children in Shoreview, Minn., tried
The best-laid plans of the Los Angeles Unified School District that entailed giving each one of the 650,000 students in the district an iPad have gone awry; officials are taking the $700 iPads back after it was discovered students had
The official website of the White House is now being used as a partisan outlet for Barack Obama to complain and attack GOP members of Congress for the government shutdown. When visiting the site, a pop-up window titled “Government Shutdown”
After 20 years, Vanity Fair special correspondent Maureen Orth has revisited the charges of child abuse against Woody Allen in another interview with his former partner, Mia Farrow, and there are some shocking revelations. Farrow admits that there is a
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi referenced the “Father of Our Country,” George Washington, to castigate the GOP for the government shutdown. She said: What the speaker is doing is doubling and tripling down [on] a path that it was always
