WASHINGTON (AP) — From huge state universities to small colleges and the Ivy League, 55 schools across America are facing federal investigation for the way they handle sexual abuse allegations by their students. For the first time, the Education Department
The Sacramento Bee reports that the $100 million in taxpayer-funded corporate welfare Hollywood benefits from every year isn’t doing anything to keep productions in California or even stem the loss of production jobs. A new report from the nonpartisan Legislative
A critical staff shakeup in the Wendy Davis campaign press shop officially came into effect today as former spokesman and communications director Bo Delp resigned his post to make way for U.S. Senator Reid alum Zac Petkanas. While the announcement
HGTV will not move forward with a new reality series because two of the show’s stars are alleged to be anti-gay activists. A liberal web site reported that David Benham, set to star in the series Flip It Forward, once
The Donald has bought the Turnberry golf course, a Scottish course that has served as four-time host to the British Open. On April 29, Trump announced the acquisition of Turnberry, adding the famed links to his growing golf empire. “It
Jeff Herman, the Florida attorney representing Michael Egan, the 31 year-old man suing “X-Men” director Bryan Singer and three others for sexually abusing him as a teenager, says that “dozens and dozens and dozens” of other victims will be coming
A Washington Post/ABC News poll released on May 1 shows independent voters overwhelmingly choose Republicans over Democrats on the issue of guns. Published in The Washington Post, the poll asked, “Which political party is closer to your own opinion on
On April 30th Ukrainian authorities confirmed a Russian military attaché had been detained “on suspicion of spying.” According to the BBC, “a spokesman for the Ukrainian foreign ministry” said the attaché had been “declared ‘persona non grata’” by authorities, and
Wednesday night, Susan Page, the Washington Bureau Chief for USA Today, tweeted out a photograph of a group of people she described as the “past 21 presidents of the White House Correspondents Association.” This is certainly not a photograph that
May Day anti-government protests in Turkey were met with police, tear gas, and orders to disperse. According to the BBC, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned protesters to “give up hopes” of gathering in Taksim Square to protest. However,
May Day was one of the most violent days in Donetsk, Ukraine, since Russia-backed President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted on February 22. Pro-Russian forces seized the prosecutor’s office Thursday, attacked the police, and burned Ukrainian flags. Pro-Russians have been seizing
Ret. Air Force Brigadier General Robert Lovell, former US Africom Intelligence Director, testified that it was in the early hours of their intelligence gathering on September 11th 2012 they knew the terrorist attack on the consulate in Benghazi, Libya was
On September 14, 2012, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at Andrews Air Force Base speaking to the families and mourners of the four Americans killed last September in Libya, Ambassador Chris Stevens, information officer Sean Smith, and former navy SEALs
Thursday at the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing, Ret. Air Force Brigadier General Robert Lovell, the former US Africom Intelligence Director, confirmed that then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not tell the families of the four Americans
Thursday at his daily press briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney doubled down on his attempt to claim the newly revealed email in which White House adviser Ben Rhodes pushed the false narrative that a video caused a protest
The day after Mumbai book-makers stopped taking bets on India’s Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi winning that country’s ongoing national elections because his chances are thought so low, elitist and big media opponents of India’s surging conservative Bharatiya Janata Party’s
Nigeria’s Daily Trust reported Monday that “most of the 234 Borno schoolgirls in Boko Haram captivity have been ferried abroad to Chad and Cameroon after they were married off to sect members on N2,000 bride price each.” Two thousand Nigeria
Memphis imam Abu Ammaar Yasir Qadhi, Dean of Academic Affairs at the Al-Maghrib Institute, is back in the news this week for a controversial video that he has made saying that Jews and Christians are filthy and that their lives
In a new song, Jay Z mocks Drake and calls lacrosse players soft. That did not sit well with Major League Lacrosse, which asked its fans how long they thought Jay Z would last in a lacrosse game. So @S_C_
When faced with the news that the Democratic Governors Association (DGA) was not going to invest in State Senator Wendy Davis’ gubernatorial bid as a top tier effort, the campaign offered a taste of internecine anger that is certain to
Everyone who practices abortion law in federal court knows about NOW v. Scheidler, the organized crime conspiracy case litigated by the Thomas More Society that has pitted pro-abortion and anti-abortion activists against each other since 1986. Now it’s finally over.
Apparently, upward of 100,000 Russians, many waving signs in support of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian annexation of Crimea, flooded Red Square today for the nation’s annual May Day parade. It was the first time since the fall of
Retired USAF Brigadier Gen. Robert Lovell, testifying before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, made clear that the military knew right away that what happened in Benghazi was “a terrorist attack” and not the result of a “demonstration gone
Masik Ryong is North Korea’s new ski resort in Wonsan. It is part of Kim Jong-un’s plan to make Wonsan “a tourist destination.” According to The Guardian, the ski resort “seems fairly well built” and “very much like a Chinese/European
Thursday at the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on the Benghazi terrorist attacks, Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) became emotional as he was questioning Ret. Air Force Brigadier General Robert Lovell, former US Africom Intelligence Director, if the
