
Obama Administration Vows Challenge To Texas Decision Blocking Executive Action
The White House hunkers down in the snow, criticizes a federal judge who’s issued a temporary injunction blocking President Obama’s immigration amnesty.

The White House hunkers down in the snow, criticizes a federal judge who’s issued a temporary injunction blocking President Obama’s immigration amnesty.

On Monday evening, a federal judge in Texas temporarily halted President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty, reasoning that the Department of Homeland Security did not adhere to the Administrative Procedure Act and Obama’s executive amnesty genie would be “impossible to put

President Obama teed off again Monday, keeping his plans for three days of golf in California while violence erupted around the world. Photographers were not allowed to cover the game.

The administrators of ObamaCare aren’t clear on the concept of “deadline.” They intend to offer a special extension to users who tried to enroll by the deadline but experienced technical issues with HealthCare.gov or long waits on the phone.

Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on February 5, President Barack Obama cautioned against judging recent barbaric attacks by ISIS as unique to Islam. He pointed to (among other things) depredations committed by Crusaders over 900 years ago.

The White House is condemning the murder of Egyptian “innocents” and “citizens,” but failed to note that the victims were killed because of their Christianity.

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — President Barack Obama has moved his golf game to a private California course owned by a billionaire.

On Wednesday, February 18th, the Obama White House will showcase what it considers its counter-terrorism successes at the Countering Violent Extremism Summit.
It must be said that Obama’s “countering violent extremism” formulation is a craven euphemism meant to hide the truth. Even Obama’s own supporter, Thomas Friedman of The New York Times, understands that the main threat to America and the world at large comes not from just any kind of violent extremism, but from “Islamic extremism,” a term Obama is unwilling to utter.

A newly released video by Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists showing the mass beheading of 21 Christians condemns the faith’s believers as “crusaders.”

President Obama ordered Labor Sec. Tom Perezto to resolve a simmering labor dispute ship owners and longshoremen that could incapacitate 29 West Coast ports.

Many Americans were surprised to see the Obama administration get caught flat-footed again in the volatile Arab World when a Shiite Muslim Houthi rebel group, with ties to Iran’s terrorist state, overthrew Yemen’s government.

Like other forays into politicized science, the Scott Walker flap is about tribalism, not rational debate.

The President and First Lady attended the nuptials of White House chef Sam Kass and MSNBC anchor Wagner in August, along with domestic terrorists Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn.

In a statement Friday, President Obama announced an FBI investigation into the Chapel Hill murders in North Carolina, offering sympathy to the victims and their families.

In the recently released, but largely unheralded, National Security Strategy of the United States, the new buzz-word was “strategic patience.” As our unarmed Marines hastily departed Yemen, and ISIS closed in on their fellow devil-dogs in Iraq, the President was more than showing patience: he was making video about taking selfies.

On Thursday, the media went collectively insane over Governor Scott Walker’s failure to answer a question about his beliefs on the theory of evolution.

The pop-culture president opens a new chapter, with a Buzzfeed video that’s sure to go viral.

While the U.S. government continues to search for an information campaign that can effectively weaken ISIS and other radical groups, Christians have been waging a surprisingly successful war of ideas against radical Islam.

President Barack Obama is asking Congress for an authorization of force for military operations against the Islamic State, but promised he doesn’t plan to put “boots on the ground.”

President Obama seems ready to declare success in the battle against Ebola, saying many troops involved in that effort will come home.

After a day spent in denial, the Obama administration finally seems ready to admit that an attack in Paris last month was anti-Semitic. But the denials were fun while they lasted.

If there is no way to keep government honest, then it is incumbent upon us to keep it weak. Right now, the U.S. has the worst of both worlds: Strong, yet too often dishonest, government.

After six years of a foreign policy strategy that observers have assessed as questionable at best, Americans and remaining foreign allies finally deserve an honest explanation of President Obama’s true aims across the Middle East. One person who should explain why the Obama Administration continually asserts the United States is making progress abroad despite so many appalling setbacks is senior aide Valerie Jarrett, whose influence shaping key policies is suggested in second-hand reports, but not yet adequately understood.

President Obama is engaging in Washington’s favorite parlor game: predicting the outcome of Supreme Court cases. He expects the Court to endorse same-sex marriage this summer.

Office supply retailer Staples is pushing back against President Obama, after he attacked the company’s stance on part-timers and ObamaCare.