Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) told Tea Party activists at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill on Thursday that it is time for the movement to develop its vision for what America should look like–then start moving toward implementing it. “I
When House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) and President Barack Obama met one-on-one for an hour at the White House on Wednesday for the first time since 2012, they found they agreed most on one issue: amnesty. At his press conference
The Democratic Party thinks it has found the winning formula for the 2014 midterm elections: focus on the alleged war on women. From Barack Obama on down, the Democrats believe women will respond to their arguments that the administration’s concentration on
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department says Attorney General Eric Holder has been taken to the hospital as a precaution after experiencing faintness and shortness of breath at work. A statement from the department says Holder is “resting comfortably and
A high-ranking official at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), who said he was acting at the direction of top lawyers in President Obama’s White House, went to extraordinary and seemingly bizarre lengths to obstruct an Inspector General
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — As deaths from heroin and powerful painkillers skyrocket nationwide, governments and clinics are working to put a drug that can reverse an opiate overdose into the hands of more paramedics, police officers and the people advocates
Although the Congressional Budget Office has determined that the federal gas tax is not bringing in sufficient revenue to pay for road and transit projects, President Obama is planning on spending $300 billion over the next four years to fix
On Tuesday, the same day Michelle Obama delivered her “Let’s Move” fourth anniversary speech, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) released results on the condition of childhood obesity in America, which includes statistics through 2012, three years into the Let’s
The Clinton White House has yet to release records, which remain sealed at the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, even though the expiration date is long past due for legally releasing the documents. According to Politico: The papers contain confidential
On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid decided to table legislation raising the minimum wage. The legislation was supposed to be on the table on March 6, but now it has been delayed until after the March recess of March
Bill Clinton made his first appearance for Election 2014, and it was to help sell Alison Lundergan Grimes as the future senator for Kentucky. Speaking in Louisville fundraiser, Clinton tried to paint Grimes as a spiritual heir to his self-proclaimed
Last month, Rep. Dave Camp Introduced legislation (H.R. 3865) to Block IRS from finalizing new restrictions on the political activities of 501(c)(4) social welfare non profits. The House Ways and Means Committee chair wanted more time to investigate the IRS’s targeting
Hollywood once made its almighty dollar off of the backs of anti-authority men who stood for old school ideas of justice and right and wrong. These men included ’80s heroes from Rocky to Rambo to John McClane. You could say
The White House may have been lucky that so few of the Obamacare exchanges worked last October. Newly revealed documents show that CMS staffers were aware of security flaws which made connecting them to federal databases a “high risk” proposition
In response to Food stamps for weed: Remember surfer-rocker dude Bill O’Reilly profiled a few months ago? The able-bodied would be music star proudly admitted to using food stamps to buy lobster (on sale!) while he pursued his dreams. As you know,
Embattled Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius sparked controversy on Tuesday when she contradicted her own previous statements by denying that the Obama administration aimed for seven million Obamacare enrollments by March 31. In a HuffPost Live video
While many Democrats are gearing up for a Hillary Clinton run for the 2016 Democrat presidential nomination, others are questioning the sense of coronating her as their nominee. At least one prominent Democrat is scoffing that Hillary’s fans in the
Stu Rothenberg, arguably the top political prognosticator in the country, argues in his Roll Call column today that the GOP pushing immigration in 2014 would basically be political suicide. “An immigration fight this year would be very nasty, with conservatives
Celebrities had President Barack Obama’s back when it came time to roll out ObamaCare late last year. Now, some of those stars would prefer not to lend their clout to a health care reform associated with crashing web pages, endless
Even as President Barack Obama and Democrats strive to make “income inequality” a central theme come November’s midterm elections, Obama former campaign manager-turned-Organizing for Action (OFA) chief, Jim Messina, is cashing in on his high-powered corporate crony connections and bagging
Would the progressive left in America tolerate the behavior of Venezuela’s President Maduro if it were taking place here in America? In a new piece at The Daily Beast writer Michael Moynihan suggests defenders of the Venezuelan regime should think
Joe Morton, one of the stars of the hit show Scandal and a President Barack Obama supporter, said he was let down by the Obama administration’s lack of transparency. “I think there’s a bit of a disappointment. I mean one
Durning Monday’s daily press briefing at the White House, NBC’s chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd questioned press secretary Jay Carney on President Barack Obama’s handling of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s aggressive tack regarding the recent violence in the Ukraine
It’s no secret that liberal Hollywood producers are under extra scrutiny these days. Last year saw huge box office disappointments in the form of White House Down, After Earth, The Fifth Estate and Elysium. It got so bad in 2013 that
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jason Collins heard his name called by Nets coach Jason Kidd early in the second quarter and headed to the scorer’s table to check in. When he walked onto the court, Collins became the first openly
