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Beckel: Obama Ignoring Border Crisis for Political Reasons

Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “American Newsroom,” a frustrated host Martha MacCallum asked liberal commentator Bob Beckel why President Barack Obama was doing nothing to “help these children” on the border. Beckel said, being “brutality frank” the president is ignoring

Beckel: Obama Ignoring Border Crisis for Political Reasons

Vegas Loving Cleveland

Cleveland loves the return of LeBron; Las Vegas, even more so. In the course of a few hours, the Cleveland Cavaliers changed from a team that hasn’t sniffed the playoffs since 2011 into the franchise favored over all others to

Vegas Loving Cleveland

Scientists say hotter climates mean more kidney stones

PHILADELPHIA, July 10 (UPI) — Kidney stones aren’t the first thing that come to mind when pondering the ramifications global warming. But scientists aren’t joking when they say hotter climates will increase the chance of the painful calcium masses forming

Samardzija Joins A's, Wins First Start

Jeff Samardzija, who was traded to the Oakland Athletics from the Chicago Cubs on Saturday, then started for Oakland on Sunday, left some Oakland fans wishing his name was “Catfish Hunter” or “Bob Welch” when they failed in their attempts

Samardzija Joins A's, Wins First Start

Son: Former US Sen Dixon of Illinois dies at home

CHICAGO (AP) — Former Democratic U.S. Sen. Alan Dixon of Illinois has died. His son Jeffrey Dixon tells The Associated Press that the 86-year-old died Sunday at his home in Fairview Heights. He had recently been hospitalized for heart problems,

Son: Former US Sen Dixon of Illinois dies at home

Asians Bleed a Lot: Racial Violence in Rochester

The newspaper of record in Rochester is sorry about the 1,000 cases of black on Asian violence over the last several years. Specifically, the editors are not apologizing for ignoring the racial violence, which they did for years, but for

Asians Bleed a Lot: Racial Violence in Rochester

Movie Review: 'Transformers: Age of Extinction'

As a young fan of sci-fi, horror, and action films, I used to bristle when a critic would say some movie I enjoyed was “un-reviewable,” impervious to rational analysis, and bound to be a hit with the people who wanted

Obama Fetes Jimmie Johnson at White House

While Iraq and the Middle East are falling apart, thousands of illegal immigrants are flooding the southern border of the United States, an American is being held hostage by the Palestinians, and the IRS scandal is exploding, Barack Obama found

Obama Fetes Jimmie Johnson at White House

Pizza Shortages Due to US World Cup Game

The World Cup match between the United States and Germany created pizza shortages around the country, with one restaurant in Kentucky saying that the game, which started at noon eastern, was responsible for an extra month of sales.  In Washington,

Pizza Shortages Due to US World Cup Game

Chicago lawyer gets 15 years in big tax fraud case

NEW YORK (AP) — A Chicago lawyer and accountant labeled by the government as history’s most prolific and unrepentant tax cheat has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Wilmette, Illinois, resident Paul M. Daugerdas (DAW’-gehr-dahs) was sentenced Wednesday in