Pearl Gosnell, the wife of convicted Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell, was sentenced on Wednesday to serve between seven and 23 months in prison for her role in her husband’s abortion clinic that became known as the “House of Horrors.” The
On Wednesday, Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder explaining they are worried he committed perjury when he testified before Congress on May 15. That day, Holder testified he had nothing to
The Obama administration has perfected the art of “selective transparency.” It releases documents when it serves their purposes and keeps them secret when it does not. We’ve seen this happen time and time again. When the Obama administration wanted to
In the city of Chicago “gang member” Koman Willis has turned himself in after allegedly killing a six-month-old child. Willis, 33, was apparently taking revenge on Jonathan Watkins for stealing his video game. Willis has 38 prior arrests. In March of this year,
A group of pro-life advocates has called for a government investigation into the disposal of babies who were killed by convicted abortionist Kermit Gosnell. The Campaign to Stop Stericycle (CSS), which has exposed the medical waste giant’s relationship with abortion
A Massachusetts state audit has found at least 1,164 dead people received millions in public benefits in recent years and the state has given out $18 million in benefits to people who were deceased or using the Social Security number
(AP) – New York City police say two anonymous letters sent to Mayor Michael Bloomberg contained traces of the deadly poison ricin. Police said Wednesday that the threatening letters were opened Friday in New York at the city’s mail facility
After reports broke that the Department of Justice would be holding an off-the-record meeting with members of the press to discuss its policies on monitoring journalists, New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson announced that the Gray Lady would not
Attorney General Eric Holder will go on a public relations campaign this week in an attempt to convince the journalism community and First Amendment advocates that his Justice Department did not attempt to chill and target journalists. Mainstream media organizations
The 2011 raid of the Gibson Guitar plant is being seen in a new light thanks to recent scandals swirling around the Obama administration. The company’s CEO, Henry Juszkiewicz, is a conservative, and the raid involved armed federal agents entering the
Even as Senate Democrats express concern over the Department of Justice targeting reporters, Senate Democratic press spokesperson Brian Fallon is moving from the Senate Democrats over to the Justice Department to do flacking for Attorney General Eric Holder. Fallon will
(AP) Former Nev powerbroker guilty in contribution caseBy SCOTT SONNERAssociated PressRENO, Nev.A former Nevada powerbroker has been convicted of making illegal campaign contributions to Sen. Harry Reid. A federal jury reached its verdict Wednesday in the case against real estate
Ronald Machen, the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, omitted relevant information from his legal career in written testimony before the United States Senate during his confirmation process in 2009 and 2010, Breitbart News has learned. While in
KEMMERER, Wyo., May 29 (UPI) — Wyoming-based retailer JC Penney quickly sold out of a tea kettle on its website after online commentators noted its resemblance to Adolf Hitler. The kettle, which a Reddit user first said resembled the Nazi
(AP) – Independent Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee is joining the Democratic Party ahead of his bid for a second term, two Democratic officials said Wednesday, confirming a move that Chafee has been talking about for months. Chafee served in
PRINCETON, N.J., May 29 (UPI) — More than three-fourths of Americans polled religion is losing its influence on American life, a Gallup poll released Wednesday indicated. The 77 percent who said religion’s influence was lessening and the 20 percent who
PRINCETON, N.J., May 29 (UPI) — Researchers at survey firm Gallup said hiring among small U.S. businesses remained consistent over the past year at a net negative level. In a survey of 603 small business owners conducted April 1-5, Gallup
US Attorney General Eric Holder will reportedly meet this week with Washington bureau chiefs at major media outlets to brief them on how the Justice Department deals with journalists who work with leakers. Michael Calderone of Huffington Post reports, “It’s
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) have given $1.3 million to Columbia University researchers to study how straight people use the internet to pursue sex. “Researchers have raised significant concerns about the Internet’s potential to facilitate sexual encounters that result
On Thursday, during a House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on a new bill to ban abortions in the United States after 20 weeks of pregnancy, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) continued the abortion advocates’ illogical position that funding a “Planned Parenthood clinic
A Department of Public Works employee – read welfare case worker – in Pittsburgh has been arrested after allegedly attempting to trade benefits for sex. John Geary, a case manager, allegedly explained to a potential welfare recipient that he could
A New Jersey state audit released Wednesday shows that prison inmates have been picking up unemployment checks, as well as healthcare and retirement entitlements, to the tune of millions of taxpayer dollars. According to the report by Comptroller Matt Boxer,
According to a new report from the Massachusetts state auditor, well over 1,000 corpses are receiving welfare benefits, including food stamps. The Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) audit shows 1,164 dead welfare recipients receiving $2.39 million over the course of
Former RNC Chair and former Lt. Governor of Maryland Michael Steele says he is weighing a possible run for Governor of Maryland. Steele appeared on “Mornings on the Mall” on WMAL in Washington DC with me and co-host Brian
President Barack Obama is finalizing an aggressive strategy to pack a court. It’s not the Supreme Court; it’s the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Whether Obama’s agenda succeeds or fails turns on whether he remakes
The Washington D.C. metro area’s unemployment rate dipped to 5.0 percent in April according to statistics released today by the Labor Department. The areas immediately surrounding the U.S. Capitol including Washington, Arlington, VA, and Alexandria, VA saw unemployment drop from 5.2 percent
Aware that Obamacare’s implementation may turn voters against Democrats, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and other party leaders gave House Democrats an “Affordable Care Act Toolkit” to use during the summer recess to sell the unpopular law to voters. The
Sportsman’s Warehouse in Fairbanks, Alaska says what used to be a three-week’s supply of ammunition for the store now sells out in mere days. According to Anchorage’s CBS affiliate KTVA, Alaskan gun stores are feeling the same pinch as gun
The head of a congressional oversight panel demanded Tuesday that Secretary of State John Kerry hand over communications detailing the Obama administration’s handling of last year’s deadly attack on the US mission in Libya. The House Oversight and Government Reform
(AP) Mothers now top earners in 4 in 10 US householdsBy HOPE YENAssociated PressWASHINGTONAmerica’s working mothers are now the primary breadwinners in a record 40 percent of households with children _ a milestone in the changing face of modern families,
The Obama administration’s spin that only two rogue agents in Cincinnati, Ohio were behind the systematic harassment of conservative groups by the IRS, continues to unravel. NBC News reports that a number of targeted conservative groups received letters from IRS
By Associated Press WASHINGTON — Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, a conservative firebrand and a favorite of tea party Republicans, said Wednesday she will not run for another term in the U.S. House. Bachmann, who ran for the Republican presidential nomination
If you’ve ever been in trouble for sleeping on the job, take heart: you can still achieve upward mobility in a local union. Take, for instance, Mark Rosenthal, the president of Local 983 of District Council 37 in New York.
Controversies are coming at President Barack Obama from all angles and, instead of staying in Washington, to handle them, he jetted off to the Jersey Shore to observe the recovery efforts after Hurricane Sandy. Obama spent Sunday in Moore, OK
