News websites critical of the Assad regime, and high-traffic websites including a popular computer game reviews site, and the National Hockey League have been hacked today by the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA). Newspapers the Independent, the Evening Standard, the Telegraph,
The New Jersey chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) released a statement demanding that a rabbi apologize for “extremist” remarks he made last week. Teaneck-based Rabbi Steven Pruzansky wrote in his blog: “the Arab-Muslim animals that span
Officials from Yemen and the United States announced Tuesday that a successful U.S.-led special forces operation freed eight hostages from the grasp of Al Qaeda terrorists, who were holding the captives for unknown reasons in eastern Yemen. The mission was
Friday on MSNBC’s “Ronan Farrow Daily,” host Ronan Farrow gave his “friends at Breitbart” a shout out for bring attention to the “New York Times,” publishing the home address of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. Farrow said, “The New York Times,”
UPDATE: The New York Times has posted a correction to the story: “An earlier version of this post included a photograph that contained information that should not have been made public. The image has been removed.” However, the “information that
Former Florida Governor and potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush will speak at the University of South Carolina’s winter commencement on December 15. The school announced that Bush “will receive an honorary degree of doctor of public service at the
(AFP) US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is to resign under pressure on Monday, the New York Times reported Monday, after criticism of the campaigns in Afghanistan and against the Islamic State group. The daily said President Barack Obama was to
Following up on sentiments first reported by the New York Times some days ago, today Obama used an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos to urge those protesting over an anticipated grand jury verdict in the death of Michael Brown of Ferguson
What can a chronicler of barbarian invasions, writing in the 18th century, explain to Americans in the 21st century?What lessons can we learn today from the fall of an ancient empire? Plenty. Many. Indeed, as immigration is a hot issue
Media analyst Howard Kurtz, host of the Fox News Channel’s “Media Buzz,” argued that the media’s support of the “end result” was “coloring the coverage” of President Obama’s executive order on immigration on Friday’s broadcast of “The Kelly File.” “I
The New York Times acknowledged on Friday that Republicans can win the White House without the Hispanic vote, especially since President Barack Obama will no longer be on the ticket. This analysis comes as Republican establishment operatives like Jeb Bush continue
In a statement last Friday in the New York Times, the top aide on immigration for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) said that executive amnesty is President Barack Obama’s “last chance to make good on his promise
A new paper by businessman and finance expert Scot Vorse throws an evidentiary grenade into the pending Supreme Court Case on Obamacare, King v. Burwell. The new information, published in a white paper from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, “highlight[s] a growing body
The New York Times editorial board has taken a bold stance on the issue of Cuba’s doctor slave trade, a system that coerces doctors to work abroad for meager “stipends” in exchange for more than $8 million a year being deposited into the
Jessica Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, reacted to a report that the illegal immigrants given protection under the president’s planned executive amnesty will not receive healthcare benefits by arguing there was “a double standard” that would
If you are looking for the “happiest” country on earth, don’t look to the USA. At least that is the message from the Happy Planet Index, which rates 151 countries. The Happy Planet Index (HPI) finds that the happiest country
It is possible that President Obama’s amnesty plan, being announced Thursday, will shield up to four million illegals from U.S. immigration laws. Reports also say that an additional one million will be afforded other levels of protections by the President’s
Unsure how far they can go in supporting Barack Obama in his expected grant of blanket amnesty to illegal immigrants residing in the United States, the two leading liberal newspapers in the nation are hedging their bets, noting that Obama
From the New York Times: President Obama is poised to ignore stark warnings that executive action on immigration would amount to “violating our laws” and would be “very difficult to defend legally.” Those warnings came not from Republican lawmakers but
Atheists and others are practically giddy at a new data analysis that shows a correlation between an increase in Internet use and a decrease in religious affiliation. Writing at Salon.com, frequent critic of religion, Amanda Marcotte, celebrates the new data.
The chief operating officer of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) tells Breitbart Sports that gambling is “good for sport” and “good for the UFC,” making the mixed-martial arts (MMA) outfit the second major sports brand, behind the NBA, to endorse
The seemingly interminable outbreak of Ebola in West Africa has begun to ravage new territory. This week, the nation of Mali recorded its official second death due to the virus and has announced it is closely monitoring up to 200
Julia Preston at the New York Times reveals the big-money organizers of progressives’ campaign to pass immigration reform legislation which would legalize millions of illegal immigrants within the United States’ borders. The calls started shortly after President Obama’s news conference on the
WASHINGTON, D.C. — While Rep. Luis Gutierrez’s (D-IL) main concern right now is preparing for executive amnesty, he told reporters Friday that any further delays from administrative action on immigration could lead him to consider a Democratic primary challenge. “Let
A traffic incident in Tallahassee, Florida, has ensnared two Florida State University football players in a mysterious web of fleeing from the scene of an accident, a break-in of a nearby store, and raised eyebrows toward police issued punishments that
