NFL Draft Preview: Big 12
This year, the Big 12 does not have a great crop of top-tier talent in the Draft, but there are several guys who could make a big impact early on in the NFL. I will break down which players I
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AFC West NFL Draft Preview
The AFC West, one of the NFL’s weakest divisions will set the tone early for the rest of the draft. With the Chiefs picking first, Reggie McKenzie getting his first chance to select in the first round as he seeks
Army Warns of Steeper Reductions in Troop Numbers
By RICHARD LARDNERAssociated PressWASHINGTONSenior Army officials warned Tuesday they may have to cut more than 100,000 additional soldiers over the next decade unless automatic spending reductions forcing the military services to slash their budgets are stopped. Testifying before the Senate
Gosnell Defense: One Movement Does Not Prove Life
Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s defense convinced a judge to drop three of the seven murder charges against him Tuesday by arguing Gosnell’s employees exaggerated the babies’ movements. “If we are going in this room to say a baby is born
Week 3 AL Power Rankings
It was a traumatic week for Boston, but they managed to pull through and maintain the top spot in the rankings. The Kansas City Royals show up and continue to impress. Right when we count out the Los Angeles Angels
Motion to Impound Tamerlan Tsarnaev Assault Case Filed by Public Defender
Breitbart News has learned that a motion to impound the records of the assault case against now deceased Boston bombing “Suspect 1,” Tamerlan Tsarnaev (Docket Number 0952CR001848), has been filed in the Massachusetts District Court where a judge dismissed the
House Releases Report on Benghazi Attack
A report on the Benghazi attack by five different House committees has made the following findings. [Note this is a report issued by House Republicans including Howard McKeon chairman of Committee on Armed Services, Ed Royce chairman of Committee on
German Homeschooling Family Seeks to Stop Obama Admin Deportation Order
On Tuesday, the Romeike family of Germany will be represented by the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) in a hearing to stop their deportation by the Obama administration. The family sought, and was granted, asylum in the United States
NBA Playoffs: Bulls 1st Road Winner, Clippers Up 2-0
In giving the playoff odds for all games, Breitbart Sports reported that the Chicago Bulls were the low seed with the best chance to pull an upset (49%), and with Kirk Hinrich and Joakim Noah back on the court they
Gosnell Defense Attorney Falls Ill, Delays Trial
According to the Associated Press, a defense attorney for Kermit Gosnell has fallen ill, leading to a delay in the trial of the abortion doctor. The prosecution rested last week, following five weeks of testimony, and the defense was scheduled to
Exclusive: Pakistani Doctor Who Helped Find bin Laden Must Re-Start Appeal
He helped lead the U.S. to Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Abbottabad. Ever since, Dr. Shakil Afridi has been held in a remote Pakistani prison, serving a 33-year sentence–ironically–for terrorism, trapped inside a legal system designed to keep him there.
Accused Marathon Bomber Gains Fans Online
The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has inspired thousands of fans and defenders across social media. Authorities charged Dzhohkar Tsarnaev for the marathon bombings Monday as he lay in his hospital bed. According to the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney,
The Boston Bombing and the Case for FBI Stings
With a few lucky breaks, last week’s Boston Marathon bombing could have had a dramatically different outcome. Had Tamerlan or Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sought help building their bombs on jihadist web forums, FBI agents likely would have detected it. They would have
Hagel Appears to Give Israel Green Light on Iran
While Secretary of State John Kerry was busy offending Americans and Israelis alike by comparing the Boston Marathon terror victims to the jihadists of the Gaza flotilla in Turkey on Sunday, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel made a more favorable
The Terrorists Didn't Fail
In response to Obama’s rush to judgment: These words from Obama’s weak and uninspired statement following the capture of the second terrorist, rang hollow to my ears. “One thing we do know is that whatever hateful agenda drove these men
Celtics Lose in New York As Knicks Steal Ball 7 Times in Final 5 Minutes
The only Boston team to resume play away from home after the successful manhunt for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev played a gritty game and stayed within six points either way until New York’s Carmelo Anthony hit a tough jumper with 1:21 to
Gun control and the Boston manhunt
I can’t imagine anyone would still be interested in any of the dusty jars of snake oil tinkling around in the gun-control medicine wagon after the events of Friday. The Tsarnaev brothers cared nothing for gun-control laws or gun-free zones,
Welcome to the Global Jihad
Authorities in Massachusetts have identified suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing on Monday as Dzhokhar and (the now-deceased) Tamerlan Tsarnaev, two brothers of Chechen descent originally from Kyrgyzstan. Many Americans haven’t heard of the place; most couldn’t find it on
Gun Control Push Will Be Even More Difficult After Boston
After the Boston Marathon bombing, days of armed terrorists on the loose in the Boston area, and a door-to-door search for a terror suspect that ended in gun fire on the night of April 19, gun control will be an
Preliminary Analysis of Week One Games: Vick, RGIII Headline NFL's Opening Week
The Redskins-Eagles opening week game could be the most up-in-the-air–and hyped–match-up, while the Colts could be the easiest winner against the visiting Raiders. The table below lists the match-ups (from the greatest toss-up to the greatest lock) from the newly
Top Winter Athletes 'Urge' Climate Action from Obama: 'Reject' Keystone Pipeline
Alarmed by “human-caused” warming, 75 Winter Olympic and X-Game athletes sent President Barack Obama a letter last week “asking” for executive action. Specifically, they requested the president to: 1) “Issue standards under the Clean Air Act that cut carbon pollution from
Warsaw Marks 70 Years Since Uprising in Ghetto
(AP) – Sirens wailed and church bells tolled in Warsaw as largely Roman Catholic Poland paid homage Friday to the Jewish fighters who rose up 70 years ago against German Nazi forces in the Warsaw ghetto uprising. The mournful sounds
Hagel Grilled on Army Email Equating Christians to Racists and Terrorists
Rep. Randy Forbes (R-VA) grilled Defense Sec. Chuck Hagel on a Pentagon email warning Army officers to watch out for soldiers who do not support gay marriage or who disfavor Muslims, equating them with the Ku Klux Klan and Neo-Nazis.
NBA Playoffs Set: Both LA Teams Improve Chances with Wins
The Los Angeles Lakers’ twin seven-foot towers combined for an incredible 38 rebounds for their seventh straight win, a 99-95 overtime victory over the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night to pit them against the San Antonio Spurs. Chris Paul’s 11
Obama Cut Domestic Bomb Prevention Budget by 45%
The Obama Administration cut the budget for domestic bomb prevention by 45%, according to former Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection Robert Liscouski. In an interview with the Daily Mail, Liscouski said under President George W. Bush the Department
