From the Washington Free Beacon: President Obama denied culpability for the failure of solar firm Solyndra in a radio interview on Tuesday, instead pinning the blame on Congress and the Chinese. The loans initiative used to finance Solyndra was “not
Protesters gathered to tell the President that if a lizard that is prolific around the Roswell area were to go on the endangered species list it would make drilling for oil and natural gas much more difficult. One woman claimed
French police have shot dead a self-declared Al-Qaeda militant wanted for a series of killings of soldiers and Jews, ending a tense 32-hour siege in the south of France.
After more than seven years as Chief Executive of the biggest hamburger chain, Jim Skinner will retire.
President Barack Obama is defending his administration’s handling of the contentious Keystone XL pipeline, saying Congress made it impossible for him to make an informed decision.
Some women are choosing to spend several days immersed in the outdoors, a choice they say they’re making rather than going shopping or to a spa. Lessons include how to handle guns, cook over a campfire and navigate using GPS.
Existing home sales were largely flat for February, but they still show an ailing housing market may be primed for growth.
Residents of Clintonville, Wisconsin are baffled after hearing loud noises for at least three nights. The source of the sounds remains a mystery.
Rep. Drazkowski said that he had received many emails from constituents after the Voter ID video went viral. This is the second time a state has voted an ID law into place after voter fraud videos.
The U.S. has exempted 11 nations from financial sanctions in connection with their purchases of Iranian oil, but left the threat of penalties open on China and India.
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) told the floor, “It’s easier to understand when you hear the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president promoting a national immigration policy that makes all Latinos look like suspects and all immigrants look like criminals.”
On March 21, 1969 Mitt and Ann married. March 21, 2012 “the love story continues.” Happy Anniversary
Gary Pruitt, who heads the third-largest newspaper company in the U.S., will become the next president and CEO of The Associated Press. Pruitt will join AP in July.
Congressman Rubio said that the Catholic Church in Cuba has “negotiated a political space for themselves in exchange for their moral imperative” and that he hopes the upcoming visit by the Pope doesn’t “reinforce that arrangement.”
If you’ve ever wanted your very own piece of pop culture, auction company “Gotta Have It” is now making it possible.
Three new studies have suggested that taking a daily dose of aspirin could prevent and possibly treat cancer.
You can also enjoy Romney smacking down a cranky reporter… Video from CNN.
Fox News’ Jim Angle fact-checks President Obama’s oft-repeated claim that the United States has ‘2% of the world’s oil reserves, but uses 20% of the world’s oil supply.” It turns out President Obama’s statement is not entirely accurate.
