A huge fight broke out after pro-Russians attacked a group of pro-Ukrainians holding a peaceful rally in Donetsk. William Booth, foreign correspondent for the Washington Post, tweeted a picture around 12PM ET that showed a peaceful rally of pro-Ukrainians. He
Covered California Director Peter Lee said on Thursday that improving health care literacy remains the state’s top task. Lee, a vocal cheerleader for his state’s Obamacare exchange, claims 3.3 million Californians have enrolled and that the program is “relatively succeeding.”
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), the House GOP Conference Chair, said that amnesty legislation could come to the floor by August. Her comments come after multiple House Republicans have ramped up support for amnesty legislation and discussed bills they plan
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush’s mother may not want him to run for president, but his father, former President George H.W. Bush, does. Neil Bush, Jeb Bush’s younger brother, told CNN on Thursday, “If you asked dad… should Jeb run, he’d say yes,”
After news leaked to the Washington Post that NBC News went so far as to hire a “psychological consultant” to interview the friends and family of David Gregory, NBC News has once again been forced to release a statement standing
Millions of people without health insurance do not have bank accounts to pay for their plans, including one-quarter of those who qualify for Obamacare subsidies, reports the Washington Post. The startling statistic comes from Jackson Hewitt and raises growing concerns
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has fashioned herself as the next hope of the liberal grassroots, argues in her new memoir, A Fighting Chance, that California gubernatorial hopeful Neel Kashkari lied to her during his tenure at the U.S. Treasury,
On Wednesday’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer warned that if President Barack Obama continued to disobey laws as passed by Congress and it becomes habitual, it would have an impact on future administrations and their willingness to enforce
Sharon Waxman is no stranger to Hollywood. The award-winning journalist who founded TheWrap.com in 2009 has covered the entertainment industry for years, including a stint at The Washington Post. She also authored Rebels on the Backlot, a book focusing on
Tracing their common lineage from the world’s oldest profession, the new western media and the old KGB share a key character trait: They will gladly sleep with you but certainly won’t respect you in the morning. Edward Snowden is only
California Obamacare customers are expressing outrage after finding out that nearly 1,000 California doctors were listed on the Covered California website as accepting Obamacare plans when in fact they do not. Guda Venkatesh told KPIX 5 CBS San Francisco that
On Monday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist George Will offered his analysis of where President Barack Obama has gone wrong with foreign policy. New York Times columnist David Brooks had called it a manhood problem
On Monday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer reacted to remarks by New York Times columnist David Brooks on “Meet the Press” on Sunday in which he said President Barack Obama had a “manhood
Democrats have a one percent chance of winning a majority in the House of Representatives, according to one Washington Post forecasting model. John Sides, an Associate Professor of Political Science at George Washington University, put together an election forecasting model
Bill de Blasio is grasping at straws to prove that his administration has accomplished anything positive for the city. In an interview with the Washington Post‘s E.J. Dionne this weekend, de Blasio insisted that his administration had done great things during
California Obamacare enrollees are struggling to find doctors who accept their newly purchased health insurance plans. UCSF Dr. Kevin Grumbach calls the phenomenon “medical homelessness.” CBS San Francisco says that many of the health care clinics for low-income individuals that
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” Washington Post columnist George Will reacted to the announcement the Pulitzer committee would be awarding one of its coveted prizes to NSA leaker/whistleblower Edward Snowden. Follow Jeff on Twitter @jeff_poor
On April 19th, Egypt’s retired Field Marshall “and presumed presidential front-runner,” Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, visited the Coptic pope. This is el-Sissi’s “first public appearance since he formally made his bid for the presidency.” According to The Washington Post, Pope Tawadros II
On Friday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer reacted to the Obama administration’s announcement to put off a decision on the Keystone XL Pipeline until after the November elections, which delays the project indefinitely.
The Washington Post‘s Robert Costa and Philip Rucker report: One rainy morning this month, the man who thought he would be president boarded a train near his beach house in San Diego. He stepped off in Burbank, Calif., and caught
Albert Einstein once said the definition of insanity is “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” Should we be surprised that Lois Lerner perpetrated one of the biggest political scandals of our time? The mountain of
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s favorability rating is at its lowest point since 2008. A Fox News poll released on Thursday found that 49 percent of Americans viewed her favorably, while 45 percent viewed her unfavorably. The Washington Post noted that the
On Thursday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer criticized President Barack Obama for his comments earlier depicting ObamaCare as an overall success. Partial transcript as follows: KRAUTHAMMER: Well, everybody is getting a worse deal.
A big front-page story, and a scary headline, in the April 16 Washington Post: “Patient-records plan faces ethical pitfalls.” “Ethical pitfalls”? Yikes! Alert the privacy police! That is, the enforcers on the right, as well as the left! Could our personal medical
During a visit to an elementary school in Columbus, New Mexico, last year, U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan said it is “frankly inspiring” that 75 percent of the students there live in Mexico but are being educated in
