Another pivotal character in the ongoing Chris Christie quid pro quo scandal has changed his story. Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, reportedly the target of the George Washington Bridge lane closures, now claims Christie’s team spent two years doing him
Rosie O’Donnell got a lesson in what makes America such a special country from her own 18-year-old son. The combative liberal returned to The View today after last appearing on the show as a co-host in 2007. During her return,
Rosie O’Donnell, the comedienne who said she doesn’t believe the “official story” regarding the 9/11 attacks on America on The View, received a standing ovation when she returned to the show this week. The taped episode, set to air at
Joe Daniels, President and CEO of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, has announced a $24 mandatory admission fee for the 9/11 Memorial. It’s a museum, not a movie. It’s a memorial, not a theme park. What do they charge at
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama called Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll to congratulate him and his team on their “decisive” victory in Sunday’s Super Bowl and invite them to the White House. According to a White House statement, Obama
The Super Bowl will be played on Sunday miles from where the Twin Towers that were destroyed during the 9/11 attacks once stood, but Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll was never asked this week at official media events about reports
After collecting four Grammy Awards Sunday and utilizing his live performance to advance a political and social agenda, a 2009 tweet from Macklemore resurfaced Monday showing who he thinks caused the attacks of 9/11. The rapper, who performed his hit
The popular and informational television station Animal Planet has named New York City the worst city for rats in the world. In this case, they are not referring to politicians. We are talking about “Rattus norvegicus,” otherwise known as the “brown rat.”
No matter what Michael Moore commits to celluloid over the next decade, chances are film festivals will welcome his far-left musings with open arms. The same couldn’t be said for movies like Occupy Unmasked or 2016: Obama’s America, films which
Sometime within the last year, the U.S. has probably killed more innocent people through drone strikes than the 2,606 U.S. citizens killed on 9/11. Although there are no hard numbers for the public to source, the statistical ratio from leaked sources can
A debate is shaping up over a $40 million barrier system that would encircle the 16-acre World Trade Center site. The barrier would include static barriers and sally ports, where booths control barriers screening vehicles attempting entry. Residents of the area
NBC New York: One police officer who claimed he was mentally disabled was allegedly working as a martial arts instructor, officials said. Another who claimed he could not work was allegedly flying helicopters. One got benefits because of a fear
On Thursday, Fox’s Megyn Kelly interviewed a furious Debra Burlingame about the release from prison of Lynne Stewart, the attorney who conspired with the blind cleric Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman. The “Blind Sheik” was convicted of planning to wage a “war
In response to Even Democrat Adam Schiff Doesn’t Buy NYT’s Benghazi Story: I’ve seen a good deal of head-scratching about this portion of the big New York Times story. The paper seems to have taken the word of a few
Those who defend the actions of the National Security Agency in collecting domestic phone record in gigantic numbers, including Barack Obama, usually cite the 9/11/2001 terror attack to justify the Agency’s intrusiveness. But Obama came up blank on Friday when
(AP) NY court restores Saudi Arabia in Sept. 11 lawsuitBy LARRY NEUMEISTERAssociated PressNEW YORKA federal appeals court on Thursday reinstated Saudi Arabia as a defendant in lawsuits claiming it provided support to al-Qaida before the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
Iran’s State Media outlet: PressTV, claimed Benjamin Netanyahu was behind the Lewinsky scandal, categorizing the Prime Minister’s actions as an “affront” that “destroyed hopes for Mideast peace.” The article also suggests that the first Prime Minister of the State of
Celebrities tag-teamed against President George W. Bush during his eight years in the White House, leveling as much verbal abuse as possible against the Commander in Chief. One rocker compared Bush to Hitler, another said we would all die if Bush
(AP) Panel: 1 World Trade Center tallest US buildingBy DON BABWINAssociated PressCHICAGOAn expert committee of architects declares that New York’s new World Trade Center tower is now the tallest building in the U.S., surpassing Chicago’s Willis Tower. The Height Committee
Last week, the Veterans Airlift Command held their annual dinner and fundraiser in San Diego, CA. A number of organizations that are involved in assisting veterans participated in the event. For those not familiar, the Veterans Airlift Command is a
The U.S. has released private diaries from Abu Zubaydah, who is believed to have been the third-in-command of Al Qaeda and also believed to have taken part in the planning of 9/11. The diaries span from 1990 to March 2002.
If it ends up being true, no one is going to excuse the behavior of these Miami Dolphins’ players accused of hazing/bullying one of their teammates. But the media feigning surprise as a way to turn unsurprising locker room behavior
This week’s episode of NCIS delved into the continuing plight of Afghan women. It also exposed the false hope offered by Hillary Clinton to those women when U.S. forces removed the Taliban from power in 2002 following the 9/11 attacks. ** Spoiler Alert **
(AP) Officials: Libyan al-Qaida suspect arrives in USBy EILEEN SULLIVAN and KIMBERLY DOZIERThe Associated PressWASHINGTONA Libyan who has been held and interrogated for a week aboard a U.S. warship is now in New York awaiting trial on terrorism charges, U.S.
Kabul (AFGHANISTAN) (AFP) – Abdul Rasul Sayyaf, a former Islamist warlord who trained the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks, enters Afghanistan’s presidential election race, triggering alarm among Western diplomats.
