Jay Seculow, the Chief Counsel for the ACLJ: “We’re filing this week an amended complaint with another 15 or 16 plaintiffs. We’re up to about 41. And we’re going to find out what took place in these 159 meetings that
WGN: More than 40 people have been shot, seven people fatally, since Friday night in Chicago.
While discussing President Obama’s dropping pool numbers CNN’s John King seemed a little desperate to make excuses for the bad numbers
On Monday’s “Fox and Friends” Former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin says CBS’s Elizabeth Palmer “put the BS in CBS” when she compared the candidates in Iran to members of the Tea Party in the United States.
On Monday’s “Fox & Friends” Eric Bolling previewed clips from his interview with NSA leaker Edward Snowden’s father, Lonnie Snowden…
Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. ABC News: The National Football League has announced a major rule change that has sparked a controversy, even though football season has yet to begin. That’s because the new rule has nothing to
PRAGUE (AFP) – (AFP) – Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas is to formally resign today over a corruption and spying scandal involving his top aide, plunging the recession-hit EU state into fresh political turmoil.
Aisha Tyler plays it cool when she realizes she almost announced the winner to a different award.
After sending his shot into a creek, Rory McIlroy uses his body weight to bend and permanently disfigure his club
CBS News has confirmed that someone has been breaking into the computer of investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson. She talks about the privacy breach with the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts.
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., chairman of the subcommittee that oversees funding for intelligence, speaks to the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts about National Security Agency scandal, the conflict in Syria, and the potential for immigration reform in the U.S.
Marissa Powel, Miss Utah 2013, was tossed a question about equal pay for women on Sunday night. “What does it say about our society,” a judge asked, that it allows women to be paid less than men? Stumbling over her
Supreme Court justices will soon announce a decision on an affirmative action case, Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin. That could decide whether race can be used to determine college admission.
Frederik Pleitgen, traveling to the front line with al-Assad fighters, reports on fierce fighting in Damascus suburb.
E! News: The TV personality thought he was being supportive for saying the troubled actress should be left alone, but hear why he’s apologizing for his Twitter comments.
KDAF: It’s not just bank accounts and Twitter feeds that need protection from hackers. A new security warning suggests cyber-criminals could actually target important medical devices. We’re talking about things like pacemakers — even hospital monitoring stations. It’s a threat
