The Republican presidential candidates debate tonight in North Charleston, South Carolina less than three weeks before the Iowa caucuses. Carly Fiorina, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum will participate in the undercard debate, which starts
A majority of Americans have a negative view of Islam after the terrorist attacks in Paris and California, including a majority of Democrats.
One might think that an organization that was once named an unindicted co-conspirator in a terrorism trial might be at great pains to distance itself from any new terrorist acts. But CAIR cultivates its notoriety because it serves the organization’s fundamentalist purposes.
“Sharia-ism, the political movement of radical Islam, is like Communism. It’s like Nazism. It’s a system of total control and they are justifying their total control on some archaic religious rules called Sharia,” says longtime women’s rights champion Joy Brighton, author of “Sharia-ism Is Here: The Battle To Control Women; And Everyone Else.”
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul says the United States should pause immigration from 33 countries.
Politico reports Ted Cruz is building support for his presidential candidacy among South Carolina’s evangelicals.
Billionaire presidential candidate Donald Trump is answering back, after White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest accused him of having fake hair.
First Lady Michelle Obama is featured in a new rap video about the importance of going to college, even lending her voice to part of the track.
Proving once again that our oh-so superior DC pundits are out-of-touch and blindingly bubble-dumb, a new CBS/New York Times national poll shows that all this talk about Donald Trump’s so-called ceiling is just more wishful thinking. If you thought the
The middle class in America is declining and no longer constitutes a majority under President Barack Obama, according to a Pew Research study, which found that “after more than four decades of serving as the nation’s economic majority, the American middle class is now matched in number by those in the economic tiers above and below it.”
Few people know the name of Bill Reeves. However, Reeves can be described as the “George Soros of Hawaii” because of the massive funding he’s given to dozens of the most radical groups pushing the pro-illegal immigration agenda.
Buried in a National Journal story about the importance of “non-voters, a group that, in American politics, is usually either ignored or scorned,” is anecdotal evidence that Donald Trump may galvanize voters who sit out elections because they can’t stand
Is Donald Trump’s conditional bar on Muslims’ entry into the United States a shocking outrage, or just similar to the 1979 policy adopted by Democratic President Jimmy Carter?
The Cadillac tax was made famous last year by Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber who said it was a ploy designed to fool “stupid” American voters. Now the tax is facing a 2-year delay as part of a congressional budget deal, with leading Democrats helping push the deal forward.
Canada’s new progressive Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Twitter that Canada will receive a group of Syrian refugees on Thursday.
Rob Johnson joined former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina’s campaign as a senior advisor.
The University of Mississippi has decided it will no longer hold the “A Grand Ole Christmas” event that has been held on campus for the last six years because the name of the event is “too Christian.”
FBI officials have reportedly revealed that Enrique Marquez, a convert to Islam who purchased the rifles used in the San Bernardino terror attack, had plotted with Syed Farook in 2012 to carry out a similar attack to those that Farook and wife Tashfeen Malik carried out last week.
Officials report that a 19-year-old man was killed during his first day on the job after being pulled into a wood chipper.
America’s most famous Muslim issued a statement responding to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s proposal for a moratorium on followers of Islam immigrating to the United States.
Republican presidential frontrunner Marco Rubio picked up a major new donor. He also happens to be one of the most important money-men bankrolling Democratic Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel.
Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer’s after-school “21st Century Community Learning Centers” program was reauthorized for five years by the huge “Every Student Succeeds Act” education bill.
Donald Trump’s proposal to ban Muslims from coming into the United States dominated the media coverage since Monday instead of President Obama’s address from the Oval Office on combatting ISIS Sunday night, according to the Media Research Center.
Secretary of State John Kerry made an astounding confession today at the COP-21 climate conference in Paris: Emissions cuts by the U.S. and other industrialized nations will make no difference to global climate, he said.
During a ceremony in celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the 13th amendment, the Republican-backed measure that abolished slavery, President Obama used the solemn occasion to take swipes at GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump and his proposal to temporarily freeze Muslims from entering the United States.
A poll released on Wednesday revealed that 65 percent of likely Republican primary voters support Donald Trump’s call “for a temporary ban on all Muslims who are citizens of foreign countries from entering the United States.” Overall, 37 percent of Americans support the immigration proposal, with 50 percent opposing; another 13 percent said they didn’t know.
