HOUSTON, Texas — It appears that drug smugglers are turning to more creative tactics, as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have recently seized large amounts of drugs under rather unusual circumstances. On August 28, CBP officers seized 3,370 pounds
HOUSTON, Texas — A 46-year-old man from El Salvador was recently caught smuggling seven ounces of cocaine hidden in tamales. Authorities intercepted the attempted smuggling at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport. A statement obtained by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP),
The “Ice Challenge” has exploded onto social media, succeeding as a popular way to bring awareness to the neurodegenerative disease called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Celebrities, too, have accepted the challenge, “tagging” other
Former President George W. Bush sang the praises of his daughter Barbara Bush for getting him back to Washington, D.C. Wednesday at a U.S.-Africa Summit forum for first spouses. “I also want to give a shout out to our dear
In response to Congressional Democrats Stonewalling Any Border Fix: It’s not surprising to see this sad little spectacle, as Democrats scramble to block any fixes to the law they claimed, just days ago, was tantamount to the hellish George Bush
The New York Post brings us a touching passage from Ed Klein’s new book, “Blood Feud,” in which Bill Clinton plans his death to provide maximum political benefit for Hillary: “I’m worried how my health will affect your campaign,” he
In a review of a new book by a journalist who claims George Bush lied to the country in the run up to the Iraq war, National Journal columnist Ron Fournier insists that Obama has been just as bad as
WASHINGTON, June 22 (UPI) — A new poll from Gallup indicates former U.S. President George W. Bush is six points higher in favorability than U.S. President Barack Obama. The poll, the findings of which were released Saturday, show former President
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — Former President George H.W. Bush celebrated his 90th birthday on Thursday by making a tandem parachute jump near his summer home in coastal Maine, delivering on a vow he made five years ago even though he
Tuesday on Ora.TV’s “Off The Grid,” former wrestler Gov. Jesse Ventura (I-MN) interviewed journalism icon Larry King. When Ventura asked King which of the presidents he interviewed was his favorite King quickly answered Clinton but then went into his personal
A court in Spain on Thursday convicted a Saudi man dubbed “Al-Qaeda’s librarian” of the charge of membership in a terrorist organisation and sentenced his to eight years in jail. The National Court, the top criminal court in the country,
On CNN’s Wednesday broadcast of “Crossfire,” Dr. Ben Carson, author of “One Nation” went toe-to-toe with former Gov. Ted Strickland (D-OH) and former Obama campaign adviser Stephanie Cutter over remarks he made back in March likening the communication of public
HOUSTON, Texas–A pilot is accused of smuggling several bags of cocaine into the U.S. on May 26, as he flew from Colombia, South America to Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). Although the suspect–a 49-year-old male–is a licensed pilot, in
NBC News has spoken with anonymous US intelligence officials who claim there is “fragmentary evidence” to indicate that Boko Haram is in the planning stages of carrying out an attack on US interests in Nigeria. NBC News spoke with several
Former President George H.W. Bush was honored on Sunday with a “Profiles in Courage Award” by the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation for breaking his promise to the American people and raising taxes. According to Reuters, Jack Schlossberg, who is
45-year-old Koyode Lawrence of Nigeria pled guilty to running a drug smuggling scheme. He used students from his home country to transport heroin into the U.S. It is likely that Lawrence’s scheme began in the late 1990s or early 2000s. He
In response to Hillary Clinton Dodges Shoe “Sniper-Fire”: I’m old enough to remember when liberals thought it was hilarious that someone threw a shoe at George Bush. I guess they’ve reconsidered the humor value of footwear barrages, now that Hillary’s
When political leaders honor sports stars are they really honoring themselves? President Obama enjoyed a photo-op today with the Boston Red Sox serving as human props. The White Sox fan in the White House congratulated the Red Sox on their
Mothers are revealing. Most people my age lived in households where the father worked and mothers raised the children. Fathers were seen during evenings and on weekends, sometimes to punish their offspring for misdeeds performed during the day. Children were
If you noodle around liberal web sites a bit, you’ll come across a talking point designed to cushion the blow of ObamaCare job losses: a lot of those cuts, such as the 2.5 million “job equivalent” losses predicted by the
The howls of outrage from every corner of the media that would erupt if a top Fox News reporter compared the heroism and sacrifice of a wounded military vet to the annoyances of a cosseted Republican politician that can’t get
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon dies France’s Francois Hollande’s affair throws U.S. visit into doubt Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon dies Israel’s former prime minister Ariel Sharon died Saturday after eight years
I’m old enough to remember watching the 1992 convention speech by Pat Buchanan in which he described a culture war taking place in America. Twenty-two years later, are those battles on their way to being settled? That night in Houston
In response to NYT to Obama: Stop Vilification of Edward Snowden: Maybe it was inevitable we would watch our hybrid news media/pop culture/political engine choke on Edward Snowden. He’s got to be either a Hero or a Villain, and while
Former President George W. Bush sent Alabama field goal kicker Cade Foster, who received death threats after missing three field goals in the Iron Bowl that Alabama heartbreakingly lost, a letter of support. The letter read: “Dear Cade (#43), Life
