U.S. Senator Ted Cruz released a letter sent to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director affirming a recent letter from Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, demanding more information regarding potential plans to re-purpose disputed tracts of land for
Bloomberg Business has released its rankings of the smartest spenders in the sports world–or at least the National Football League, National Basketball Association, National Hockey League, and Major League Baseball, for 2014. The outlet bases its calculation on cost per
On Friday, Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association spoke at NRA-ILA Leadership Forum at the 2014 NRA Annual Meetings in Indianapolis, IN: The IRS is now a weapon. A weapon to punish anyone who disagrees with
In these selfie times when freedom, joy, and posterity are just a head-tilt, grin, and finger-click away, it is only fitting that the United States of America would have as commander-in-chief the undisputed King of Selfies. The Selfie Presidency for
An “interfaith panel” of dhimmis and apologists for Islam has raised objections to the portrayal of jihad and Islam in a seven-minute film that is slated to be viewable at the 9/11 Memorial Museum. They were pleased that the Museum
On CNN’s “Newsroom” on Friday, Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer sparred with anchor Carol Costello over the notion that when it comes to offensive comments made by those that are identified by a certain ideology or political party, only
An autopsy report released in a wrongful death suit shows that Martinsburg, West Virginia, police shot 50-year-old Wayne Arnold Jones 23 times “during an altercation in 2013.” According to Fox News, Jones pulled out a knife and used it to
Are Democrat candidates violating campaign finance laws to coordinate attacks on the GOP with Super PACs? The NRSC thinks so, arguing that there is an unmistakable pattern to these attacks. First an attack shows up on a candidate’s website in “an
Acclaimed Peruvian author and Nobel Literature Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa is in Caracas, Venezuela, doing what he says his own government won’t do. “I feel the need to go and demonstrate,” he told Venezuelan newspaper El Universal early this month;
On Thursday’s Hugh Hewitt radio show, conservative commentator Mark Steyn reacted to off-the-cuff remarks House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) had made regarding immigration reform at a speech he made in his home district. Hewitt suggested Boehner’s seeming willingness to pursue
HOUSTON, TEXAS (AP)–The Houston Astros made five errors, gave up 10 runs and had a pitcher ejected Thursday night against the Oakland Athletics. And all that came before Oakland’s Jed Lowrie called them out after the 10-1 win by the
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
New York Police Department Detective Jay Poggi was arrested for driving his partner to the hospital in the midst of an emergency. According to reports, the emergency was that his partner was shot in the wrist–by Poggi, who was drunk
On Thursday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” conservative commentator Ann Coulter reacted to the backlash the 9/11 Memorial Museum had received over a seven-minute film narrated by NBC news anchor Brian Williams entitled “The Rise of Al Qaeda.” The
SIERRA VISTA, Arizona—A routine traffic stop in a small Arizona town near the Mexican border has left one man dead from the gun of a police officer and “credible” assassination threats against the officer and his father, the county sheriff,
Last year, the Laredo ISD pioneered a program that took advantage of the oil and gas boon in south Texas and put practical meaning to college and career readiness at the Sabas Perez Engineering Magnet School, located at Cigarroa High.
The Illinois High School Association announced new rules banning full contact during football’s off-season on April 22. The move is the latest example of state authorities attempting to address the safety and health of teens playing the sport. The restrictions
HOUSTON, TEXAS–Cartel hit man 35-year-old Arturo Gallegos Castrellon, also known as “Benny,” “51” and “Guero” of Mexico will spend life in U.S. prison for leading the assassinations of one U.S. Consulate employee, her husband, and a husband of another Consulate employee, according
The Chicago Tribune gained access to over 700 emails between Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s office and CNN. The emails detail a cozy relationship between the Democrat’s office and the cable news network during the production of “Chicagoland,” a low-rated eight-part
Despite the fact that California these days is politically dominated by the axis of big government–public employee unions and radical left-wingers–there are still a lot of conservatives here in the Golden State. And we care about the future of our
The State Department pulled a pro-Ukraine video last night, shortly after they released it on YouTube due to a key error in the map of Ukraine. Ukrainian viewers quickly spotted the error, informing the State Department that the map was
On his Thursday Comedy Central “The Daily Show,” host Jon Stewart cited Media Matters research and lamented its findings, which showed a lack of coverage of a recent United Nations report on climate change. For that, Stewart lobbied CNN to
Thursday night on DirecTV’s Audience Channel’s show “Off Camera with Sam Jones,” comedienne Sarah Silverman was very candid while discussing her 2005 “Jesus is Magic” show getting a bad review from A.O. Scott of “The New York Times”. Scott argued
On Thursday’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” Democratic strategist and former Clinton adviser James Carville reacted to New York Times columnist David Brooks’ critique of President Barack Obama’s “manhood” on Middle East foreign policy. Carville did acknowledge, however, that Obama lacked a
Thursday on NBC’s sitcom “Parks and Recreation’s” season finale, Michelle Obama appeared as herself in a scene where Amy Poehler’s character Leslie Knope, a unusually dedicated government bureaucrat, is stunned into a stupor of excitement when she has a chance
