President Obama said that the IRS did not target Tea Party members and the VA “is better now” than when he came into office in an interview with Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart on Tuesday. While talking about the
Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) are urging President Obama to use executive power to unilaterally change the way background checks for gun purchases are handled.
Monday in an interview with CBS4’s Brian Maass, FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai said he was “outraged” by reports there are no fraud “safeguards” for free cell phones meant for the needy. Pai said, “The CBS4 story highlighted the fact that
This week, New York magazine ran a nearly 6,000 word piece by Lyle Ashton Harris on columnist Ta-Nehisi Coates, the widely-praised writer for The Atlantic who has now been dubbed the voice of black America.
Recently elected Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari met with President Obama in Washington, D.C., yesterday, where the President endorsed Buhari’s plan to relocate the nation’s military leadership to the homeland of Boko Haram and crack down on the terrorist group’s violent activities.
Tuesday in Pittsburgh, at the 116th Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention, President Barack Obama accused the Republican budget of “Increasing risk to our troops.” Obama said, “Some of the reckless budget cuts under sequestration that is going on in
Tuesday at the Senate Armed Services Committee’s Army Chief of Staff confirmation hearing, President Barack Obama’s nominee U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley said Russia is the greatest threat to the United States. Milley said, “I would have to say Russia. Let
President Obama said “you’re going to hear a lot of overheated and often dishonest arguments” against the Iran deal during Saturday’s Weekly Address. Transcript as Follows: “This week, the United States and our international partners finally achieved something that decades
As Iran and President Barack Obama cheer and champion their controversial nuclear deal, critics are roundly condemning the deal as a historic and catastrophic agreement that will strengthen Iran and imperil national security for America and its allies.
If Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez’s alleged July 16 attack on the Chattanooga Navy Reserve Center brought anything to light, it is the elite’s hypocrisy in demonizing southern heritage while protecting radical Islam.
About 8 in 10 Americans think the United States should either increase sanctions on Iran or keep them at their current level, found an Associated Press-GfK poll conducted on the eve of the nuclear deal that Tehran reached with the U.S. and five other world powers.
From the Oval Office, President Barack Obama addressed the attacks on two military facilities Thursday in Tennessee, which resulted in the killing of four Marines and wounded several other people, Obama said there will be a “thorough and prompt investigation”
According to a report that aired on Oklahoma City, OK’s KFOR NewsChannel4 on Wednesday, a man identifying himself as “The Black Rebel” was leading the Confederate flag-laden protest against President Barack Obama, who paid a visit to Oklahoma’s capital city
Thursday, in an interview with “The Guardian,” former Vice President Al Gore said President Barack Obama’s decision to allow Royal Dutch Shell to begin the drilling process in the Arctic is “insane.” When asked about Obama’s job performance on climate
Wednesday night on Fox New Channel’s “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren,” Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) discussed CBS’s Major Garrett’s question about the American hostages in Iran to President Barack Obama during his press conference regarding the Iran nuclear deal and said
The families of the four Americans currently being held hostage in Iran commented on the nuclear deal that the Shiite powerhouse reached with the U.S. and five other world powers.
Capitalizing on his huge expansion of the Obamaphone program that gave millions of low-income Americans a free cell phone, President Obama is now angling to give millions of Americans free Internet access.
Wednesday, CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta defended his colleague CBS’s Major Garrett’s question to President Barack Obama about the American hostages freedom not being part of the Iran nuclear deal Acosta said, “Well, he can get testy at times, and
CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash said Major Garrett’s question that received a scolding from President Obama was “crossing that line a little bit, and being disrespectful” on Wednesday’s “CNN Newsroom.” Bash stated, “You’ve been a White House reporter, I’ve been
CNN anchor Don Lemon and CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger said that the question CBS’ Major Garrett asked President Obama that received a scolding from the president was “a little out of school” and had “loaded” language on Wednesday’s
Wednesday after being scolded by President Barack Obama for asking about the why negotiating for the freedom of four American hostages was not part of the Iranian nuclear deal, CBS White House correspondent Major Garrett reacted to that response from the
President Obama said “Iran will and should be a regional power” in an interview with the New York Times’ Thomas Friedman released on Tuesday. Obama was asked about Iran’s” silent majority” and what he’d say to them, he answered, “What I’d say
Wednesday in a press briefing promoting his nuclear deal with Iran, President Barack Obama said the inspectors have 24/7 access to known sites. However, if inspections are sought at non-declared site, that will be when the Iranians will get a 24-day notice before inspections begin. Obama
During a Wednesday press conference to promote the Iranian nuclear deal he had announced a day earlier, President Barack Obama fielded a question from CBS White House correspondent Major Garrett regarding the four Americans held captive in Iran and why
Don’t say it’s unbelievable. Of course it’s believable. This is the world we live in today under American leadership that would surrender Israel’s security and our own.
