National Journal columnist Ron Fournier described the President Barack Obama’s sanctions against Russia as “too little, too late, too soft,” and argued that Putin has “not even been given reason to even have any pause about what the president will
Liberals and mainstream media writers seem offended that Americans want to take precautions–like securing the border–to prevent an Ebola outbreak at home. Open borders and lax quarantine enforcement did not work out so well in Africa, where, contrary to mainstream
The Times of London rejected an ad featuring Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel speaking out against Hamas’ reported use of children as human shields. The ad sponsored by The Values Network, which was founded by one-time Oxford Rabbi Shmuley Boteach,
Having rid Mosul of its Christian population, the terrorist group ISIS – now the Islamic State – has begun targeting a small population of Iraqis known as Yazidis, who have fled the now-ISIS-controlled town of Sinjar and are living on a mountaintop
The Washington Post warned President Barack Obama not to shred the Constitution to enact more executive amnesty. In a Wednesday editorial, the Post acknowledged that Obama’s “frustration is understandable” and urged voters to vote out lawmakers who are opposed to a
Washington Post media reporter Erik Wemple was so disgusted by what he described as Stephen Colbert’s “fawning” and “embarrassing display” over Hillary Clinton Tuesday night, he posted the video but chose to “spare readers” from a transcript. The segment is
The Washington Post’s Aaron Blake and Chris Cillizza pose as objective reporters (even though Cillizza’s second home is on MSNBC agreeing with every left-wing premise thrown his way). Both, though, dropped their guard Tuesday to launch illogical and unfounded partisan
On Tuesday’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer weighed in on the anti-Semitism that seems to be prevailing around the world, particularly in Europe, as Israel is taking on Hamas in Gaza. According to Krauthammer, much of the
In a wildly speculative Tuesday editorial, the Washington Post worried that global warming “could” make the spread of the Ebola virus worse as time goes on. In its August 5 Capitol Weather Gang blog post, the Post helpfully reported that Ebola is
LGBT advocates continue to show alarm over the new numbers released from the Centers for Disease Control that show gays and lesbians make up no more than 1.6% of the adult population of the United States. The adult population of the
Former CBS anchor Dan Rather said today’s mainstream media make it easier for presidents to get away with malfeasance. On Sunday’s State of the Union on CNN, in a segment about Richard Nixon and Watergate, host Candy Crowley asked Rather, “Could
After conservatives forced House Republicans to pass a border bill that prohibited President Barack Obama from using federal funds to enact more executive amnesty, Arkansas Republican Senate candidate Tom Cotton made the border crisis more of an issue in his
A patient in New York has sparked a “heightened state of alert” as authorities report he is in isolation and being watched carefully for signs of the Ebola virus. The patient, who had recently been to West Africa, appeared in
Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer said that he would legalize 11 million illegal immigrants currently in the United States in exchange for enhanced border security. On Monday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Krauthammer argued, “I think if you’re
A Confederate flag flies at mile marker 134 on Interstate 95 in Virginia, raised by the Virginia Flaggers “to honor the 246,000 Confederate soldiers who fought in separate battles in the Fredericksburg vicinity during the Civil War,” according to Fox
One of the nation’s most prominent constitutional law professors emphasized that one of the biggest myths about impeachment is that it “must involve a violation of criminal law.” After calling for President Barack Obama’s impeachment on the pages of Breitbart News for
The Washington Post notes that President Obama is about as welcome as a walking, talking root canal on the Democrat campaign trail, while Republicans can’t get enough of Mitt Romney: Over three days in mid-August, Romney will campaign for GOP
Mitt Romney loyalists are trying to gin up the narrative that Republicans just can’t get enough of Romney. “Democrats don’t want to be associated with Barack Obama right now, but Republicans are dying to be associated with Mitt Romney,” Spencer
President Barack Obama may reportedly give temporary amnesty via executive fiat to illegal immigrants who are “closely related” to DREAMers. Obama vowed to “act alone” on illegal immigration during a Friday press conference, and, according to a Washington Post report, illegal immigrants
There will be no celebrations today for the fifty-year anniversary of the August 4, 1964 Gulf of Tonkin Incident. The aftermath of the Incident still divides America today. At 11:00 p.m. Vietnam time, Commander John J. Herrick on the destroyer
I was at the UN Security Council hearing on the war in Gaza on Thursday as a guest of Ambassador Eugene Gasana of Rwanda who held the Security Council presidency through July. I heard the regular condemnations of Israel for being
President Barack Obama is reportedly considering using executive actions to give more guest-worker visas to high-tech companies like Microsoft and Facebook, even though the country has a surplus of American high-tech workers. According to a report in the Washington Post,
Governor and potential presidential candidate Jerry Brown traveled to Mexico this week, while a team of economists for the popular Wallet Hub (WH) social media website employed a group of university economists to evaluate the 150 largest U.S. cities for
Late Friday evening, the House finally passed its border funding bill after House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) had pulled it on Thursday, sent lawmakers home for recess, and then called an audible hours after to beckon them back as he
On Friday’s “On the Record” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer discussed his latest Washington Post column, which criticized the role Secretary of State John Kerry has played in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Krauthammer pointed out the
