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'60 Minutes' to Re-Air Peter Schweizer 'Slush Fund' Exposé

This Sunday, 60 Minutes will re-air an investigative report by award-winning CBS reporter Steve Kroft and Government Accountability Institute (GAI) President and Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer that revealed how members of Congress exploit leadership PAC loopholes to bankroll lavish

'60 Minutes' to Re-Air Peter Schweizer 'Slush Fund' Exposé

Beverly Hills First CA City to Ban Fracking

Beverly Hills has officially become the first municipality in California to prohibit fracking–the controversial technique used to extract natural gas and oil from underground rock deposits–following a unanimous vote by the Beverly Hills city council on Tuesday, according to Reuters.

Beverly Hills First CA City to Ban Fracking

Holocaust Denial Assignment Was Part of 'Common Core'

A controversial assignment given to eighth-grade students in the Rialto Unified School District in San Bernadino County that asked them to evaluate whether the Holocaust actually happened or was a myth created for “political and monetary gain was designed in a

Holocaust Denial Assignment Was Part of 'Common Core'

Sea World Celebrates Pregnant Orca Amidst Controversy

SeaWorld San Diego is expecting a new orca (killer whale) addition come December this year. 9-year-old Orca Kalia was impregnated by Ulises, the oldest male orca at the park. Kalia not only mated with Ulises, but was also artificially inseminated

Sea World Celebrates Pregnant Orca Amidst Controversy

Brush Fires Break out in Southern California

Sunday saw several brush fires break out near homes southern California, from San Diego to Los Angeles, in drought conditions that have local authorities bracing for potentially devastating fires in the months ahead. One fire, which burned across five acres

Brush Fires Break out in Southern California

School Handcuffed Second Grader for 'Misbehaving'

Officials admit a school security guard handcuffed a Kansas City, Missouri, second grader for “misbehaving” after the student got upset over other students were “teasing and taunting him.” According to CBS St. Louis, Kalyb Primm’s teacher called security when she

School Handcuffed Second Grader for 'Misbehaving'

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Craig Ferguson to Leave ‘Late Late Show’ in December Craig Ferguson claims there is no tension or drama behind his decision to leave CBS and the “Late Late Show” after ten years in December. But there are reports he had

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Obama Administration Has 'Chilling' Effect on Free Press

The truth is supposed to set you free, right? Not according to the Obama administration, which two journalists have recently accused of having a “chilling” effect on reporting in Washington, D.C. Sharyl Attkisson left CBS after 20 years because she

Obama Administration Has 'Chilling' Effect on Free Press

New Hampshire Takes Another Look at Rick Perry

During the 2012 Presidential Campaign, Texas Governor Rick Perry did not spend much time courting the voters of New Hampshire. It appears that is something he intends to correct in the very early months of what seems to be building

New Hampshire Takes Another Look at Rick Perry

Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Files for Divorce

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, whom the NFL wants to make one of the league’s most prominent faces after his Super Bowl win, announced that he is filing for divorce on Wednesday. “I have made the difficult decision to file

Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Files for Divorce

How To Make Yourself Sound Like A left-Wing, Sexist Hack 101

Members of the liberal commentariat who think they’re immune to charges of sexism just because they endorse a left-wing feminist agenda, should think again. Attacking a female investigative journalist because of her criticism of the entrenched media bias at her

Obamacare Spawning 'Medical Homelessness' Crisis

California Obamacare enrollees are struggling to find doctors who accept their newly purchased health insurance plans. UCSF Dr. Kevin Grumbach calls the phenomenon “medical homelessness.” CBS San Francisco says that many of the health care clinics for low-income individuals that

Obamacare Spawning 'Medical Homelessness' Crisis

NRA Protesters: 'Honk to Stop Gun Violence'

On April 17th, a group of protesters gathered outside NRA headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, and held signs that read, “NRA: Bought and Paid for in Blood” and “Honk to Stop Gun Violence,” among other things. Media Research Center’s Dan Joseph

NRA Protesters: 'Honk to Stop Gun Violence'

Jay Carney: Government Needs to Have Secrets

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said that as a member of the Obama administration, he grew to appreciate the need for government to have its secrets. Carney made his remarks at a question-and-answer event at Georgetown University, Thursday, with

Jay Carney: Government Needs to Have Secrets