During the 2012 campaign for a Texas seat in the U.S. Senate, then candidate Craig James was asked a question that was not an uncommon question for a Republican candidate to be asked, nor was it an unusual answer given
Former U.S. President George W. Bush recently unveiled a collection of his portraits featuring numerous world leaders. The art exhibition, on display in Dallas at the Bush Center, revolves around the former president’s personal relationships with world leaders during his
The 50th Annual Civil Rights Summit is currently being held in Austin, Texas at the LBJ Presidential Library. On April 8, Former Governor of Mississippi Haley Barbour and San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro discussed immigration reform and the “pathway to the American dream.” Both
On Fox News Channel’s “Special Report” on Tuesday, network senior political analyst Brit Hume concurred with a statement Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) had made earlier in the day about the failings of the President Barack Obama’s foreign policy under the
Former White House communications director Anita Dunn, who once claimed the White House was a “hostile workplace” for woman on audio tape for the book “Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington, and the Education of a President,” by journalist Ron Suskind,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Geno Auriemma and Connecticut stand alone in women’s college basketball, and they reached the top in unprecedented fashion. The Huskies routed Notre Dame 79-58 in the first championship game featuring undefeated teams, winning their record ninth
Tuesday, MSNBC host Al Sharpton answered this week’s media firestorm surrounding his days working with the FBI to help catch mob members by pointing to the importance of cooperating with authorizes with a ‘no-snitch campaign’ reference… Follow Pam on Twitter
On Tuesday’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer criticized President Barack Obama’s justification for the push against gender pay discrimination, which if true his own administration would be guilty of such discrimination. Follow Jeff on Twitter @jeff_poor
On Tuesday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Your World,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) to discuss the Obama administrations so-called “equal pay for equal work” push. Cruz said the Democrats’ legislation in the House was a “trial lawyer bonanza” designed to
Wednesday on Fox News Channel “The Five,” left-leaning co-host Bob Beckel showed his unhappiness with House Oversight Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) holding another hearing about the IRS targeting conservative groups who applied for tax-exempt status. When his co-host Eric
On Tuesday’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist George Will chastised President Barack Obama for his use of the gender pay gap as a political wedge issue. Follow Jeff on Twitter @jeff_poor
With President Obama under fire for paying his women staff less than his male staff despite a drive for “paycheck equality,” White House Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri pushed back by noting the front row of the press corps in the
In March, five-year-old Jordan Bleimeyer of Spring, Texas was found severely malnourished and badly beaten, according to news reports. The child’s father, 24-year-old Bradley Bleimeyer, and stepmother, 33-year-old Tammie Bleimeyer, allegedly kept the child locked under the stairs in their home. Officers
The first quarter of 2014 was a quarter of firsts for Chicago: it was the first time citizens with a concealed carry handgun permit (CCH) were able to carry handguns for self-defense and the first time since 1958 that the
The founders of OKCupid, a free online dating site, made a splash last week when they joinedthe campaign against Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich. But before they wereoutspoken critics of Eich, the same four individuals founded a sitewhich promoted a “Dis”
On April 7th, First Lieutenant Patrick Cook of the 49th Transportation Battalion, Fort Hood, posted an open letter to Congress explaining the helpless condition he found himself in when Army Spc. Ivan Lopez opened fire on April 2nd. The helplessness
KATY, TEXAS–A lawsuit filed by a Houston area doctor against the Affordable Care Act is moving forward to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. The lawsuit filed by Dr. Steven Hotze, founder of Hotze Health and Wellness Center in Katy,
This week, we found out that being the CEO of a major tech company has certain job requirements: decades of experience in the field, a brilliant contribution to the internet programming world, a stellar record of interpersonal relationships with people
Ellen DeGeneres didn’t earn a plug nickel for taking that now famous selfie with the stars sitting in the front rows on Oscar night. That hardly means the Samsung-approved Oscar selfie lacked value. In fact, one media expert attached to
Tyler Black has a great Kentucky Wildcats 2014 National Champions tattoo on his calf. But there is only one problem. Kentucky lost to Connecticut on Monday night, 60-54. People are gonna hate, but I still got faith @TrillGeta15 @AaronICE2 @DrewRoc5
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) criticized his former U.S. Senate colleague, Secretary of State John Kerry on his “trifecta” of foreign policy failures. McCain lectured Kerry on not helping the Ukrainian people with the weapons they need, believing what the Russians
With the April 15 deadline for gun registration under the SAFE Act fast approaching, estimates indicate over 90 percent of gun owners have yet to comply. Making matters worse for elected officials–and Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) in particular–is the fact
Government-sponsored violence against dissidents in Venezuela continues with no end in sight. As the kidnapping of a young journalist at a former opposition network makes headlines, President Nicolás Maduro calls for “dialogue” with members of the opposition who have increasingly
At National Review, Matthew Continetti lays out the numbers that look at how communications giant Comcast has spent the last few years purchasing the Democrat Party, especially Barack Obama. Now that Comcast is looking to merge with Time Warner and
The United States Border Patrol recently announced mass reassignments and post-academy deployments to the south Texas region of the U.S./Mexico border amid spikes in arrests. Though the action is considered long overdue, leading border security experts have praised the move.
