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Obama Calls For Strategy To Combat Gender Pay Gap

Obama Calls For Strategy To Combat Gender Pay Gap

On Friday, President Barack Obama issued a memorandum to federal agency and department heads tasking them with devising a strategy to combat “unfair pay disparities” which “are a detriment to women, families, and our economy.” Obama added: “The Federal Government

Did J Street Sic IRS on Pro-Israel Rival?

Did J Street Sic IRS on Pro-Israel Rival?

New revelations that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) targeted Tea Party and conservative organizations for additional review and investigation–and that senior officials knew about the practice, despite earlier denials–have shed light on the IRS’s aggressive investigation of a new pro-Israel

Obama's Rogue Union Board Dealt Major Setbacks

Obama's Rogue Union Board Dealt Major Setbacks

Upon coming to office, President Obama began using the obscure National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to give big payoffs to unions at the expense of businesses and to the detriment of our economic recovery, but now it appears his abuse

WSJ: Sanford 'Roared Back to Political Life'

WSJ: Sanford 'Roared Back to Political Life'

The Wall Street Journal highlights former Gov. Mark Sanford’s remarkable comeback with his come-from-behind landslide victory over Elizabeth Colbert Busch in South Carolina’s first congressional district: Mr. Sanford, 52 years old, has pulled off several unlikely feats in the revival of

Fed Pumping, Jobs Report Drive Dow to 15,000

Fed Pumping, Jobs Report Drive Dow to 15,000

The Federal Reserve’s monthly buying of $85 billion in bonds (known as quantitative easing), combined with today’s upwardly revised February and March job gains, powered the Dow to a record 15,000. The Fed’s “massive quantitative easing is clearly driving up

U.S. Tourism Companies Offer Vacations In North Korea

An American tourist, jailed by DPRK authorities last year, will face trial for “committing crimes” against North Korea. According to Reuters, 44 year old Kenneth Bae, a U.S. citizen of Korean descent, has been detained by police since arriving in the northeastern

No Union Label on Twinkie Return

No Union Label on Twinkie Return

Buried amid the generally gloomy news last week was a development that is a true cause for celebration. By July, the Twinkie, and other favorite Hostess brands will return to store shelves. Two investment companies bought assets of the bankrupt

House GOP Shelves Bill to 'Fix' ObamaCare

House GOP Shelves Bill to 'Fix' ObamaCare

On Wednesday, House Republican leaders pulled a bill that, according to the Wall St. Journal, was a “cornerstone of their effort to ‘repeal and replace’” ObamaCare, President Obama’s signature health care legislation. According to the WSJ, the bill was abruptly

Feds Won't Say if Tsarnaevs Had Gov't-Funded Phones

Feds Won't Say if Tsarnaevs Had Gov't-Funded Phones

On Thursday, the Boston Herald reported that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) refused to answer questions about whether Boston terror suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had a government-paid cellphone because of privacy laws.  The Herald reported Wednesday that “Tamerlan Tsarnaev,

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In response to Tamerlan Tsarnaev Was on Terrorist Watch List: Liz, not only did DHS/FBI ignore terrorism warnings from Russia, it seems they actually tried to persuade Canada to delay arresting the alleged Al Qaeda plotters of a train attack.

Former Bush AG: It Was Jihad

Former Bush AG: It Was Jihad

In his April 21 column in the Wall Street Journal, former Attorney General Michael Mukasey said if we want a reason to relax a week after the Boston Marathon bombing we can take solace in the fact the two bombing

Walmart, Amazon Back Stealth Internet Sales Tax Bill

Walmart, Amazon Back Stealth Internet Sales Tax Bill

Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV), Walmart, Amazon, and some Republicans are fighting to ram through an Internet sales tax bill to raise revenues and crush smaller e-commerce competitors. The “Marketplace Fairness Act” (S. 743), a retread of a bill introduced in

The Boston Bombing and the Case for FBI Stings

The Boston Bombing and the Case for FBI Stings

With a few lucky breaks, last week’s Boston Marathon bombing could have had a dramatically different outcome. Had Tamerlan or Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sought help building their bombs on jihadist web forums, FBI agents likely would have detected it. They would have

Affidavit: Dzhokhar Shot in Head, Neck, Legs, Hand

Affidavit: Dzhokhar Shot in Head, Neck, Legs, Hand

The criminal complaint against surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsanaev contains an affidavit from Special Agent Daniel R. Genck, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He is assigned to one of the Boston Field Office’s Counterterrorism Squads, and is