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GAO: 36,000 on Disability Received $1.29 Billion in Improper Payments

GAO: 36,000 on Disability Received $1.29 Billion in Improper Payments

Last week, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that roughly 36,000 individuals since January 2013 have received $1.29 billion in potentially improper cash disability insurance payments.  Disability enrollments have exploded in recent years. Since 2009, 5.9 million people have been

Author of House Immigration Reform Bill: 'Not Gonna Happen'

Author of House Immigration Reform Bill: 'Not Gonna Happen'

On Friday, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL), who had been working with six other Representatives to write the House’s version of a comprehensive immigration bill, conceded that his group’s legislation was effectively dead. “It’s just not gonna happen now,” he said. 

McAuliffe Refuses to Condemn Obama's War on Virginia Coal

McAuliffe Refuses to Condemn Obama's War on Virginia Coal

The headline reads, “McAuliffe avoids position on EPA rules, Cuccinelli dodges on House spending vote,” because just like Virginia’s Democrat gubernatorial nominee, Terry McAuliffe, the left-wing Washington Post wants to have it both ways. In an article published Friday, the

House Passes Food Stamp Reform, 15 Republicans Defect

House Passes Food Stamp Reform, 15 Republicans Defect

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) scored a major legislative achievement as he led House conservatives to a 217-210 victory on Thursday’s vote for the GOP’s food stamp reform bill.  “This bill is designed to give people a hand when

Will Harry Reid Agree to Fund the Government?

Will Harry Reid Agree to Fund the Government?

The House voted 230-189 to defund Obamacare in the Continuing Resolution (CR) on Friday morning, a move that puts the ball for a government shutdown in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s court. “The legislation would fund federal agencies at an

Ed Henry Slams Jay Carney Over 'Four Pinocchio' Lie

Ed Henry Slams Jay Carney Over 'Four Pinocchio' Lie

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was confronted by FOX News’ Ed Henry about Obama’s claim that Republican attempt to attach non-budget items to an increase in the nation’s debt limit has “never seen in the history of the United

Navy Yard Gunman, Snowden Vetted by Same Firm

Navy Yard Gunman, Snowden Vetted by Same Firm

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (UPI) — The contractor that vetted Washington Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis is the same firm that vetted national security secrets leaker Edward Snowden, the firm said. USIS, under criminal investigation over whether it misled Washington about

McAuliffe Enjoyed Pounding Drinks with Hillary (VIDEO)

During the Democratic presidential primaries in 2008, Terry McAuliffe, now the  appeared on MSNBC with host Andrea Mitchell and discussed Hillary Clinton image makeover. : MITCHELL: Terry, there’s been quite an apparent makeover of Hillary Clinton and I’m not talking

Issa Issues an Update on the IRS Investigation

The Majority Staff for the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has produced a memo which gives an update on its investigation into the IRS treatment of Tea Party groups. It concludes that media attention generated by President Obama and

Naval Yard Shooter Heard Voices Through Microwave

Naval Yard Shooter Heard Voices Through Microwave

Washington Naval Yard gunman Aaron Alexis called police to come to the Rhode Island hotel where he was staying just six weeks ago because he said he was hearing voices speaking to him “through the wall, flooring and ceiling.” Alexis

MEMRI Documents Vast Egyptian Anger Toward Obama

MEMRI Documents Vast Egyptian Anger Toward Obama

Perceived American support for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is driving a deep wedge between Egypt’s military leaders and its people against the United States, a report from the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) finds. “This trend is part

Census: Typical Family Makes Less Today Than in 1989

Census: Typical Family Makes Less Today Than in 1989

A Census Bureau report released on Tuesday reveals that the typical American family now earns less than it did in 1989. In 1989, median household income was $51,681 (in current dollars). In 2012, median household income was $51,017.    Photo source: The

House GOP Renews Benghazi Investigation

House GOP Renews Benghazi Investigation

On September 16 the House GOP is releasing a new report on the Benghazi attack, to be followed by a hearing on the 18th. The report is being issued by House Oversight and Government Reform Committee chair Rep. Darrell Issa

UPDATE: Washington Nationals Game Postponed After Navy Yard Shootings

UPDATE: Washington Nationals Game Postponed After Navy Yard Shootings

The Washington Nationals’ game against the Atlanta Braves in Washington D.C. that was scheduled for Monday night has been postponed after the tragic Navy Yard shootings in Washington, D.C. Tonite’s #Nationals-Braves game has been postponed and will be made up

GOP Lt. Gov Bill Bolling Pushing for Terry McAuliffe

GOP Lt. Gov Bill Bolling Pushing for Terry McAuliffe

On Friday, the Northern Virginia Technology Council, an association of leading businesses in the vote-rich area of the Commonwealth, was scheduled to endorse GOP candidate Ken Cuccinelli, through its PAC. The Washington Post reports, however, that the announcement was delayed

Over 1,200 Missing in Colorado Flooding

Over 1,200 Missing in Colorado Flooding

A large area of Colorado, primarily Boulder County, has experienced extreme rain and flooding through the week, and now reports are coming out that over 1,200 people are missing in the deluge. From Monday to 6 PM Friday, Boulder received 14.71

Washington Post Demands Change: Redskins Name 'Racial Slur'

Washington Post Demands Change: Redskins Name 'Racial Slur'

The day after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the NFL had to listen to concerns about the Redskins name even if only “one person” is offended, the Washington Post editorial board wrote it welcomed Goodell’s softened stance and urged the