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Weiner Celebrates Women's Equality Day

On Monday, fading New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner tried to reinvigorate his polling by issuing a proclamation celebrating Women’s Equality Day. “When women have equal rights, our society is better off,” Weiner wrote while not texting pictures of

Weiner Celebrates Women's Equality Day

Barack Obama OFA Account Tweets Katy Perry Thanks for Obamacare Plug

On Sunday night, as Miley Cyrus twerked with Robin Thicke at the Video Music Awards, Barack Obama’s twitter account, run by Organizing for Action, tweeted at singer Katy Perry, thanking her for pushing Obamacare: True presidential leadership in action. Ben

Barack Obama OFA Account Tweets Katy Perry Thanks for Obamacare Plug

WaPo Assails Non-Profit Status for Churches, Rips Americans for Giving

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

WaPo Assails Non-Profit Status for Churches, Rips Americans for Giving

'There Is No Voter Fraud': Powell Calls NC Voter ID Law Racist

Former Secretary of State and ardent supporter of President Obama Colin Powell has now suggested that voter identification laws in North Carolina are racist. Doubling down on his suggestions that Republicans “still look down on minorities” and carry a “dark

'There Is No Voter Fraud': Powell Calls NC Voter ID Law Racist

89-Year-Old Wounded WWII Vet Beaten to Death by Two Black Teens

In Spokane, Washington, on Wednesday night, according to local reports, World War II veteran and Battle of Okinawa survivor Delbert Belton was beaten by two African American teenagers described as between the ages of 16 and 19. Belton passed away

89-Year-Old Wounded WWII Vet Beaten to Death by Two Black Teens

Fox News Former VP Lewis Blasts 'Ludicrous' Sherman Reporting

Brian Lewis, the public relations vice president at Fox News who was recently fired and tossed from the building, told TVNewser on Wednesday that the media had gotten the details of his separation from the company completely wrong. In particular, Lewis singled out Roger Ailes’

Fox News Former VP Lewis Blasts 'Ludicrous' Sherman Reporting

Holder Sues Texas Over Voter ID Law, Claiming Racism

On Thursday, Eric Holder’s Department of Justice announced a lawsuit against Texas over the state’s voter identification law, claiming that the law violated the Voting Rights Act, the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, and the 15th Amendment to the Constitution.

Holder Sues Texas Over Voter ID Law, Claiming Racism

HHS Sponsors Video Contest: Make an 'Awesome Superhero' About Obamacare!

The Obama Department of Health and Human Services has begun a $30,000 prize pool for videos promoting Obamacare. The taxpayer cash comes from the money slotted for the Obamacare “education and outreach budget.” The contest website, YoungInvincibles.org, recommends a few

HHS Sponsors Video Contest: Make an 'Awesome Superhero' About Obamacare!

OFA Rallies to Thank Ryan, Others for Immigration Reform Support

President Obama’s campaign-turned-nonprofit, Organizing For Action, has stepped beyond party lines in its attempt to back the president’s preferred immigration reform plan. On Monday, OFA began sending members to districts held by Congressional Republicans wavering on the Senate’s amnesty-first immigration

OFA Rallies to Thank Ryan, Others for Immigration Reform Support

Muslim Brotherhood Supporters Attack Churches, Parade Nuns Through Street

While the United States considers cutting aid to the Egyptian military in an attempt to stop violence between the military regime and the deposed Muslim Brotherhood, Brotherhood members and allies are reportedly parading nuns through the streets, looting churches, and tearing down

Muslim Brotherhood Supporters Attack Churches, Parade Nuns Through Street

'The Butler' Filled with Historical Inaccuracies, Finishes #1

Lee Daniels’ The Butler, which is slated to finish number one at the box office, grossing some $25 million over the weekend, is expected to finish behind other recent films about America’s racial past, including 42 and The Help. The

'The Butler' Filled with Historical Inaccuracies, Finishes #1

Obama Bigwigs Attend Comcast CEO's Ritzy Vineyard Party

In constant campaign mode, President Obama attended a tony get-together in Martha’s Vineyard on Thursday night, headed up by Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and attended by luminaries from the media world ranging from Obama’s chief Hollywood backer, Harvey Weinstein, to

Obama Bigwigs Attend Comcast CEO's Ritzy Vineyard Party

WH Tweets Biden with Camel as Egyptian Military Cracks Down

As the Egyptian military violently cracked down on Muslim Brotherhood protesters in Egypt, declaring a state of emergency, the White House Twitter feed released this important missive: Presumably, the White House was referring to “hump day” – Wednesday. Ben Shapiro

WH Tweets Biden with Camel as Egyptian Military Cracks Down

Hillary Announces Speaking Tour to Restore Faith in Government

On Monday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the American Bar Association annual meeting in San Francisco that she would be launching a series of speeches about American foreign policy in the “next few months.” According to Philip Rucker,

Hillary Announces Speaking Tour to Restore Faith in Government

Obama Compares Obamacare to iPad, 'No Apologies' for Glitches

On Friday, President Obama compared the Obamacare rollout glitches to glitches in Apple rolling out a new iPad.  “I make no apologies for that,” Obama stated, explaining that all glitches were working as they were supposed to and claiming that

Obama Compares Obamacare to iPad, 'No Apologies' for Glitches

Obama: I Didn't Delay Obamacare Employer Mandate 'On My Own'

On Friday, President Obama was asked why he had chosen to delay the employer mandate on Obamacare. He responded by claiming he didn’t choose to delay the business mandate to buy insurance for employees “on my own” but in “consultation

Obama: I Didn't Delay Obamacare Employer Mandate 'On My Own'

Obama: 'Very Few Human Problems 100% Solvable'

On Friday, President Obama appeared in the East Room of the White House for a press conference. The questioners had been pre-selected; the answers strained both credulity and patience. At one point, Obama, obviously frustrated issues ranging from Obamacare employment

Obama: 'Very Few Human Problems 100% Solvable'

Obama Claims Al Qaeda 'Broken Apart' Despite Warnings

In a press conference at the White House East Room on Friday, President Obama said that the “core” of Al Qaeda was on its heels but that the terrorist group had “metastasized” into a different sort of threat.  “They have

Obama Claims Al Qaeda 'Broken Apart' Despite Warnings

Obama 'Comfortable' Surveillance Is Not Currently Abused

On Friday in a press conference at the White House East Room, President Obama said that his job was to make the American people more comfortable with NSA surveillance.  He explained that if he told Michelle that he had done

Obama 'Comfortable' Surveillance Is Not Currently Abused

Obama: I Haven't 'Evolved' on Government Surveillance

On Friday in a press conference at the White House East Room, President Obama denied that he had “evolved” in his assessment of National Security Agency surveillance programs.  He admitted that “some of these programs I had been critical of

Obama: I Haven't 'Evolved' on Government Surveillance

Obama: 'We're Not Growing as Fast as We Should'

On Friday in a press conference at the White House East Room, President Obama said that he saw attacks on potential Treasury Secretary nominee Lawrence Summers in the same way he saw attacks on National Security Advisor Susan Rice when

Obama: 'We're Not Growing as Fast as We Should'

Obama: We're Not Interested in 'Spying on Ordinary People'

On Friday, as renewed questions arose regarding American response to Al Qaeda in the Middle East as well as scandals ranging from Benghazi to the National Security Administration’s surveillance of Americans, President Obama held a rare press conference in the

Obama: We're Not Interested in 'Spying on Ordinary People'

Obama: Snowden 'Not a Patriot'

On Friday in a press conference at the White House East Room, Barack Obama responded to a question from NBC’s Chuck Todd about NSA leaker Edward Snowden by saying Snowden was “not a patriot.” Obama said that Snowden had been charged with

Obama: Snowden 'Not a Patriot'

Obama: Time to 'Put the Whole Elephant Out There' on Surveillance

On Friday, in a press conference at the White House East Room, President Obama said of Edward Snowden’s National Security Agency leaks, “once the leaks had happened, we’ve seen information coming out in drips and in drabs, sometimes coming out sideways.” 

Obama: Time to 'Put the Whole Elephant Out There' on Surveillance

Obama on Lack of Benghazi Arrests: I Got Bin Laden

During a press conference at the White House East Room on Friday, reporter Ed Henry asked President Obama about why no one had been caught in relation to the September 11, 2012 terrorist attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi. 

Obama on Lack of Benghazi Arrests: I Got Bin Laden

Obama: No Olympics Boycott over Russia Gay Rights

On Friday, President Obama spoke about America’s increasingly broken relationship with Russia. With regard to the Olympics, Obama said, “I do not think it is appropriate to boycott the Olympics.” He said he was “offended” by anti-gay legislation in Russia as

Obama: No Olympics Boycott over Russia Gay Rights

Alec Baldwin Joins MSNBC Friday Primetime Lineup

On Thursday evening, Mediaite reported that actor Alec Baldwin will be joining the MSNBC primetime lineup every Friday night at 10 PM ET. His program will replace the Lockup prison documentary series that airs at that time each Friday. MSNBC’s

Alec Baldwin Joins MSNBC Friday Primetime Lineup

Slate Won't Use Washington Redskins Team Name Anymore

In a desperate bid for attention, Slate.com, the property recently passed up by Jeff Bezos in his new purchase of the Washington Post, has announced that it will “no longer refer to Washington’s NFL team as the Redskins.” Which, presumably,

Slate Won't Use Washington Redskins Team Name Anymore

CNN Money Puzzles Over Youth Unemployment, Ignores Obamacare

Only CNN could run a column on “Why America’s youth aren’t finding jobs” and neglect to mention Obamacare. Over the course of Nin-Hai Tseng’s 555 word story, CNN Money cites a variety of reasons why young Americans’ unemployment rate is

CNN Money Puzzles Over Youth Unemployment, Ignores Obamacare