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2016: Ted Cruz Headed to Iowa to Address Homeschoolers

2016: Ted Cruz Headed to Iowa to Address Homeschoolers

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate who resonates with Tea Partiers and Evangelical voters, will make another trip to Iowa in March to speak at a homeschooling rally. Vicki Crawford, an organizer for the Network of

White House Delays Obamacare Employer Mandate to 2016

White House Delays Obamacare Employer Mandate to 2016

The U.S. Treasury Department announced Monday that businesses with 50-99 employees would be granted an additional year before Obamacare’s penalty for failure to offer insurance to employees kicks in. The mandate forces medium sized companies who did not offer health

Dry Times Make Bad Water Law

Dry Times Make Bad Water Law

In law school, students are often told: “Hard cases make bad law.” That is, drawing general principles from the most complex cases may not always be a good idea. In the same way, the California drought could offer a new

Obama's know-nothing ambassadors

President Obama’s determined effort to find the most unqualified campaign donors he can possibly reward with important ambassadorial positions continues to bring comical, and disturbing, results.  First there was the hapless boob he tapped for ambassador to Norway, top Obama

Girl Scout Cookiecott Breaks Out All Over

Girl Scout Cookiecott Breaks Out All Over

The national boycott of Girl Scout cookies is inundating the group leading it. John Pisciotta, the boycott leader and director of Pro-Life Waco, tells Breitbart News his phone is “ringing off the hook.” What started at Breitbart News has now

Blackout: NBC Ignores Stories on Sochi Corruption

Blackout: NBC Ignores Stories on Sochi Corruption

NBC News has claimed that its news division is walled off from its other divisions, but NBC is continuing its tradition of blacking out or downplaying some of the seedier stories dealing with the International Olympic Committee and the Games