According to alleged neighbor Fontaine Wells, 65, of the home Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu has now claimed as her state residence, “I don’t think she lives there. She might come visit, but come on now — she lives in D.C. I don’t
The Heckler’s Veto is becoming one of the preferred instruments of cultural control and speech suppression in America. It’s fairly easy to pull off: you just have to convince the authorities – college administrators, the police, the hosts of a
In addition to calls for executive actions to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants, the White House is also considering requests to expand legal immigration paths, according to a report in The Washington Post. President Obama is expected to announce new
On Tuesday, Burger King announced that it would spend some $11 billion to buy Tim Hortons Inc., a Canadian breakfast food chain, then merge Burger King into it, thereby turning what was once a major American company into a major
A day after Keith Olbermann called on ESPN to ban the use of “Redskins” and other prominent analysts expressed reservations about using the football team’s nickname on air, ESPN announced on Saturday that if its employees want to refer to the
Because the grand jury looking into the shooting of Ferguson teen Michael Brown is 75 percent white, many on the left are already claiming that the investigation into Officer Darren Wilson’s conduct in the fatal incident will not achieve “justice”
Nearly four in five Americans don’t think the Redskins should change their name. Support among Washington Post editorial board members for ditching “Redskins” remains significantly higher. The Redskins’ hometown paper has long called on the team to come up with
Sen. Harry Reid made some jokes about Asians in front of an Asian audience on Thursday. The Washington Post covered the incident and suggested Reid made so many gaffes he had built up a “gaffe immunity.” “I don’t think you’re
With their latest poll showing Republican U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito up over West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant (D) 50 – 33, Rasmussen asks, “Is the West Virginia Senate race turning into a rout?”, perhaps Tennant having Elizabeth Warren
The acquisition by the Davis and Sacramento police departments, as well as the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, of excess military equipment from the U.S. Defense Department has the Sacramento Bee in a tizzy. The Davis police acquired a $689,000 Mine-Resistant,
On Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder said in a news conference in Washington that he and the Department of Justice stand with the people of Ferguson. He added, “I went to Ferguson to provide reassurance; in fact they gave me
An Iranian journalist who covered parliament for pro-reform media has been released on bail almost three months after being detained, her lawyer said on Thursday. Saba Azarpeyk was freed late Wednesday on bail of two billion rials ($65,000), set by
An exhaustive peek at an updated edition of Live from New York, a portrait of Saturday Night Live, reveals the intractable biases that shape the show’s comic agenda. Washington Post television critic Tom Shales and James Miller wrote the SNL tell-all in 2002. Now, with
After Michael Brown’s death, left-wing activists, pundits, and the mainstream press have been blasting and maligning Ferguson’s “white power structure,” likening the city to a town in the Jim Crow South. They have lamented that though the city is nearly
The two anonymous plagiarism cops at Our Bad Media, whose reporting resulted in the firing of BuzzFeed’s Benny Johnson last month, have published a new list of plagiarism charges, this time aimed at Fareed Zakaria and three news outlets that
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), known as one of the most prevalent branches of AQ, has thrown its weight behind the Islamic State terror group, formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, the Yemen Times
According to the Washington Post, a looter in Ferguson, Missouri, expressed pride and admiration for looters and said their actions are justified. “I’m proud of us. We deserve this, and this is what’s supposed to happen when there’s injustice in
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (UPI) — Details from the official autopsy of Michael Brown began to seep out just hours after the release of a privately conducted autopsy, revealing that the toxicology report found marijuana in Brown’s system when he died.
On Saturday’s “Justice with Judge Jeanine,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer gave an interview that included the topics of Obama’s foreign policy, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 prospect and the return of anti-Semitism to Europe. On the topic of anti-Semitism, Krauthammer explained
HOUSTON, Texas — Texas state senator and gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis has come under intense scrutiny this week for airing a controversial ad attacking her opponent, Attorney General Greg Abbott. In the commercial, Davis asserts that Abbott did not side
The Washington Post relates a fascinating little cloak-and-dagger story that ends with a heck of a punchline: a U.S. defense contractor was apparently working with foreign companies that create spyware and virus programs to develop new tools for spying on
The Washington Redskins are continuing their fight to retain the use of the “Redskins” name by filing a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Virginia. They seek to overturn a recent ruling by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are calling for hearings on the “use of excessive and deadly force by police.” The request comes as law enforcement in Ferguson, Missouri police tangle with protestors demonstrating against the death of Michael Brown.
On August 13, Saudi Arabia gave the UN a check for $100 million “to fight terrorism” around the world. “Saudi Arabia’s Ambassador to the United States, Adel al-Jubeir,” gave the check to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. According to the AP,
In a decision that has broken a chain of judicial losses for those who support marriage between one man and one woman, a judge has ruled that Tennessee’s amendment banning legal recognition of same-sex marriage is constitutional. The ruling is
JERUSALEM — This World: The Values Network, an organization headed by author and occasional Breitbart News contributor Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, announced Thursday that it will run full-page advertisements in The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post,
The outbreak of rioting in Ferguson, Missouri has drawn the attention of the nation – and for good reason. Its toxic mix of racial politics, mass violence, and police malfeasance has created a perfect storm for media and politicians eager
In response to Washington Post, HuffPo Reporters Arrested, Released in Ferguson: We’re going to be arguing about the various “lessons of Ferguson” for a long time to come. Here’s my first one, which drew some heat on Twitter because it
On “Morning Joe” on MSNBC on Thursday morning, host Joe Scarborough scoffed at the notion that the two journalists arrested in Ferguson, MO on Wednesday night, Huffington Post’s Ryan Reilly and The Washington Post’s Wesley Lowery, should be on the
When the politicians speak, the politician’s son listens. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, according to a report in the Washington Post–a few politicians read that paper–looks to increase the penalties for players involved in domestic violence. A source familiar with the
Wesley Lowery, the Washington Post reporter briefly arrested Wednesday night in Ferguson, MO, while covering the civil unrest that followed the police shooting of Michael Brown, slammed Joe Scarborough as “smug” after the MSNBC host criticized him and another arrested
Reporters with both the Washington Post and Huffington Post were detained and allegedly roughed up by police in Ferguson, Mo tonight, according to multiple reports. Both chronicled their ordeal via social media and the Washington Post’s executive editor has released
On Wednesday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank took a subtle jab at Obama, saying, “Considering how miserable all of America is, a 39 percent approval rating actually isn’t that bad. Milbank also took a swipe at
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recently joined the Ice Bucket Challenge, allowing his children Patrick and Bridget to dump a bucket of ice water on his head to bring attention to ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). The puzzling but popular challenge
On Tuesday’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” a befuddled host Bill O’Reilly asked Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer what is motivating President Barack Obama’s reluctance to take on “evil” in the world. According to Krauthammer, it is traceable to Obama’s ideology and
A special memorial to gay military veterans is scheduled to be placed in the “gay corner” of the Congressional Cemetery on Capitol Hill. Cemetery president Paul K. Williams said the stone memorial will be near “the ‘gay corner,’ thought to
This weekend, The Washington Post published “Five myths about the Border Crisis,” an article that argued that more border security and less amnesty would not deter illegal immigration. It also significantly downplayed the threat of gang recruitment in the United States. Douglas
A Pennsylvania Christian bridal shop owner who refused to provide wedding gowns to a lesbian couple because of her religious beliefs was bullied by the lesbians on Facebook, where their post about the shop owner’s refusal to serve them went
HOUSTON, Texas — As democratic state senator and gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis continues to suffer in polls and funding, she has apparently turned to negative campaigning. Davis released her first television commercial on Friday. In the 60 second ad, Davis attacked
On Monday’s “Special Report” on Fox News Channel, Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer was asked to offer his insights on President Barack Obama’s effort to combat ISIS in northern Iraq as it is engaged in a brutal campaign against the
