A new ad released by New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s (D) re-election campaign attacks Republican challenger Scott Brown for supporting a law that “forces” women considering an abortion to view photos of developing unborn babies, reports The Washington Post. “In
A spate of new Senate projections shows Republicans widening the electoral map and increasing their chances of a GOP takeover. On Monday, the The Washington Post‘s Election Lab forecast showed Republicans with a 94% chance of winning the Senate and
According to a report in the San Antonio News Express the US Army has completed but is refusing to release its investigation into the suspected desertion of Army PFC Bowe Bergdahl who walked off his base in Afghanistan in 2009. He
AUSTIN, Texas — Underdog candidates often will make risky, long-shot strategic moves in the final weeks of a campaign, attempting one last “Hail Mary” pass to shake up the race, but Democrat Wendy Davis’ latest ad attacking Republican Greg Abbott not only
President Obama stopped by the campaign headquarters of state Sen. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) on Thursday to offer his endorsement of the candidate in person and to provide some motivation to campaign volunteers working the phones. Lieu is running against Republican
At the time, during President Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign, former White House Press Secretary and current CNN employee Jay Carney repeatedly told the White House Press Corps that no one in the administration was involved in or was being investigated
DALLAS, Texas — With the death of Ebola patient zero Thomas Duncan, the affected Dallas Independent School District (ISD) in North Texas responded to the tragic end of the first Ebola case on American soil while Midland ISD in West
Jose Antonio Vargas, who has said he is the “most privileged” illegal immigrant in America, may get an Oscar nomination and is reportedly working on a new film about “whiteness.” According to the Hollywood Reporter, Vargas’s film, Documented, which chronicles his
Washington Post Political Reporter Dan Balz argued that the recent outbreak of the Ebola virus “plays into this notion that things have sort of begun to spin out of control,” and was “not helpful to the party that holds the
The media are slamming Vice President Joe Biden for accusing Turkey and the United Arab Emirates of aiding Al Qaeda. The Washington Post‘s Aaron Blake, for instance, writes: “…[A]s Biden’s many gaffes go, few are as damaging as this one.
Proving once again that too many labor unions are either anti-science or only interested in destroying the companies that employ the people they’re supposed to represent, Local 32035, the union representing Washington Post employees, is attacking and mocking Post owner
More than 200 statues of Lenin have been pulled down in Ukraine this year by protesters seeking to symbolically reject Russian influence in the country. Using a site called Leninopad (traslation: Leninfall), protesters upload before and after pictures of the
A recording has surfaced demonstrating that Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s chief of staff, Paul Reagan extended a prospective job offer to a Democrat preparing to quit the General Assembly in June, “saying that the senator’s daughter might get a top state job
Washington Post columnist George Will argued that President Barack Obama has practiced trickle-down economics through his Federal Reserve policy on Thursday’s broadcast of “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “Now, the president we just heard disparage trickle-down economics while
A player for a New York high school football team is the third teen to die on the football field in just the last week. 16-year-old Tom Cutinella, a guard/linebacker for Shoreham-Wading River High School’s football team, died of a
With September 30th as the end of the U.S. government’s budget year, bureaucrats facing use-it-or-lose-it rules swept up over $50 billion in leftover cash and went on the biggest one-day Porkapolooza shopping spree of the year. The “system typically creates panic
WASHINGTON (AP) — Published reports say President Barack Obama rode an elevator this month with an armed security contractor who had three criminal convictions, a violation of Secret Service security protocols. The latest embarrassment for the Secret Service comes after
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering whether “to ban TV stations from saying the name of Washington’s football team,” according to a National Journal report. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has already called on Redskins owner Dan Snyder to change
The Associated Press has a story up which indicates that the county prosecutor is treating Alton Nolen’s crime as workplace violence. The Washington Post reports that the FBI is taking the same approach. The opening paragraph of the AP report
Democrats aren’t only running away from Barack Obama for the mid-term elections, they’re bailing on his so called signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as well. New research from Elaine C. Kamarck and Alexander R. Podkulpaper of the Brookings
The Daily Caller’s Derek Hunter caught yet another stealth edit at the Washington Post, a publication notorious for secretly rewriting its news pages without any sort of editorial note. In this case, the Washington Post changed its mind about letting
City officials across the country claim that red light cameras are for “safety.” Critics, though, claim they are just another way for a city to raise money. Officials in New York City might find it hard to deny the critics
A flurry of new polls including in Iowa, North Carolina and Louisiana are good news for the GOP and some serious odds makers now view them favorably in terms of their taking over control of the U.S. Senate in November.
I can’t take my eyes off the saga of White House fence-jumper Oscar Gonzalez for a minute, without the story running behind my back and breaking the furniture or piddling on the carpet. Today’s worsening of the story comes from
With the changing face of media, many moving away from printed news, another trend is making its way into the media stream, evidenced in philanthropist Malin Burnham’s plans to purchase and transform San Diego’s Union-Tribune making it “one of the
