Washington Post: Army Staff Sgt. Ty M. Carter, the latest recipient of the nation’s highest military honor, hopes to use the award to help others suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, which has afflicted him since a 2009 battle in eastern
Perhaps anticipating its new life in the Bezos’ world, the Washington Post on Sunday put on its green-eye-shade to tally up the books for the federal government. It noted that federal spending was down just $2 billion since 2010, when
Washington Post correspondent Abigail Hauslohner asserted that the ouster of former Egypt President Mohamed Morsi was not simply a coup but a “widely popularly supported coup” on Sunday’s broadcast of This Week With George Stephanopoulos. Hauslohner was in Egypt near pro-Morsi encampments
Republicans in Red America are fueling the massive success of Duck Dynasty. A new study finds that Republicans were “about 50 percent more likely to tune in to the season premiere than Democrats, and Republicans who always vote in statewide
Delta Air Lines says Obamacare and rising medical costs will explode its healthcare expenses by $100 million. Delta executives delivered the startling statistic to Obama Administration officials in a private memorandum obtained by RedState.com. Fox News confirmed the letter’s authenticity.
Al Gore, who has permanently ratcheted the rhetoric up to “11” when discussing global warming, drew wide ridicule last week for his claim that the federal government was creating a “Category 6” for measuring hurricanes. In an interview with the Washington
Hundreds of Egyptians – Christian and Muslim alike – gathered outside the White House Thursday afternoon to call attention to the plight of Coptic Christians and denounce what they see as the Obama administration’s tepid response to a recent spate
The assault on America’s churches has begun, with commentators like Dylan Matthews of the Washington Post and Matthew Yglesias of Slate calling on the government to tax churches. “Whichever faith you think is the one true faith, it’s undeniable that
Al Gore was recently admonished on at least two counts by Gretchen Goldman, an analyst in the Scientific Integrity Initiative at the Union of Concerned Scientists’ Center for Science and Democracy. Gore falsely asserted, “The extreme (weather) events are more extreme.
The Nevada AFL-CIO unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday condemning the Affordable Care Act, known to its critics as Obamacare. “The unintended consequences of the ACA [Affordable Care Act] will lead to the destruction of the 40 hour work week, higher
Coptic Christians and other Egyptian-Americans are rallying in Washington, D.C. today to protest what they say is a pro-Muslim Brotherhood bias by the Obama administration and “certain American media.” CNS News reports: They also have the Council on American-Islamic Relations
Former Vice President Al Gore, taking time out from massaging his second chakra, tried to massage the public’s perception of climate change by insisting world-shaking events have made it crystal clear that global warming is occurring and some GOP members
Wikileaks source Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years and dishonorably discharged from the Army on August 21. According to France24.com, Manning “stood ashen-faced” as he was sentenced at “a U.S. court marshal facility… at Ft. Meade, Maryland.” Military judge Colonel
Over the course of just two days, the Washington Post pounded its readers with 12 “birther” stories aimed at Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Headlines included, “Can Ted Cruz Run for President?”, “Canadian Born Ted Cruz Releases Birth Certificate Amid Queries
Maryland Democrat Chris Van Hollen has joined a cadre of left-wing groups funded by George Soros in a lawsuit challenging the rule at the heart of the IRS intimidation tactics leveled against groups seeking a tax status, most of which
In response to The Washington Post Has a Fever, and the Only Cure is More Ted Cruz Birtherism: Not only that, but it looks like the O-bots have been trying to Astroturf Senator Cruz’ town halls. It didn’t work. I
Via @johnekdahl. It’s breathtaking. My breath was literally taken for a moment when I saw this. What can you say? There’s simply nothing to say. The thing proves itself, as they say in law. Res ipsa loquitor. So @washingtonpost, what
After nearly twenty years of some of the most effective policing in America, a liberal federal judge has let political correctness trump common sense and slapped a set of legal handcuffs on the New York City Police Department. Stop and
Three prominent conservative groups will make significant advertisement buys in August to pressure Republican senators and House Members in their states and districts to defund Obamacare. Leaders of the Tea Party Patriots and ForAmerica will also go on an “Exempt
An association of African-American pastors has condemned Washington, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray and the organizers of the Martin Luther King 50th Anniversary Memorial concert for disinviting a New Jersey gospel singer and pastor from the concert because he is a
In an op-ed in the Washington Post Wednesday, George Will made the argument that President Obama’s “grandiose claims” for his “presidential power are inversely proportional to his shriveling presidency.” With a complicit media enabling him by failing to ask tough
The new film “The Butler” chronicles the career of Eugene Allen, a black man who served as White House butler for 8 Presidents. According to the New York Post former President George H.W. Bush and his wife, Barbara, are big
The new political drama Lee Daniels’ The Butler takes its cues from a Washington Post article about a black servant named Eugene Allen who worked in eight presidential administrations. That part of the story is essentially unchanged. The rest of
Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, who served as chairman of GreenTech Automotive from 2010 to 2012, wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post on Friday that offered an unusual view of the fiduciary responsibilities of the chairman of a multi-million
The Washington Post’s article detailing the fourth amendment abuses by the NSA got some push back from the administration who attempted to “edit” the article before publication. The internal audit referenced in the article was obtained by the WaPo from
