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Bloomberg Made Maximum Contribution to Marshall Tuck

According to a “Late Contribution Report” filed Monday with the California Secretary of State office, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg gave the maximum allowable $13,600 to Marshall Tuck in his race for Superintendent of Public Instruction just before

Bloomberg Made Maximum Contribution to Marshall Tuck

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

‘Godzilla’ Hopes to Scale $65 Million Debut Whuh? $65 million? That seems awfully low. Maybe my own excitement is coloring my judgment. If no one monkeys my wrench or ointments my fly, I’ll be seeing this tonight.   Kathryn Bigelow,

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

San Francisco Liberals Annoyed Obama Speaking At Walmart

In a man on the street report, CBS San Francisco’s Betty Yu interviewed residents about the President Barack Obama’s upcoming visit to a local Walmart to discuss energy efficiency. Yu reported labor unions will be protesting the presidential visit. Follow

San Francisco Liberals Annoyed Obama Speaking At Walmart

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

People Are Mad I Said Chelsea Handler Looks ‘Used Up’ A few commenters slammed me in yesterday’s Top 5 for my observation that E!’s Chelsea Handler looks a “little used up.” I was actually trying to be nice. She really

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Texas Alleged Attempted Wal-Mart Bomber Collared

HOUSTON, TEXAS–A man from Sugarland, Texas was arrested after an alleged bomb threat at the Kemah Wal-Mart over Easter weekend, according to a report from KHOU. Police say they arrested Mehrzad Malekzadeh, a 35-year-old male from an affluent Houston suburb,

Texas Alleged Attempted Wal-Mart Bomber Collared

Mohammed Pedro Whitaker ID'd As KC Highway Shooter

Authorities have identified the suspect in a string of random Kansas City area highway shootings that occurred between March 18 and April 6, as 27 year old Mohammed Pedro Whitaker. He’s been charged with 18 felony counts and is being held under

Mohammed Pedro Whitaker ID'd As KC Highway Shooter

The Forgotten War… the Forgotten Warrior

In a nation of over three hundred million people, it’s easy enough to overlook the fact that approximately 35,000 of our bravest and most honorable citizens are still very much engaged in a war; living, breathing, and dying far away

The Forgotten War… the Forgotten Warrior

Soldiers Safer at Walmart Than at Ft. Hood

For the third time in five years, armed military personnel have plotted attacks on unarmed soldiers at the Fort Hood military post in Killeen, Texas. On April 2nd, a gunman opened fire, killing three people and wounding as many as

Soldiers Safer at Walmart Than at Ft. Hood

Staples to Shutter 225 Stores as Economic Worries Mount

America’s biggest office supplies retailer announced on Thursday it will close 225 stores. Staples says its “customers are using less office supplies” forcing the retail giant to close 12% of its 1,846 North American stores by 2015. Competition from online

Staples to Shutter 225 Stores as Economic Worries Mount

Sen. Cruz: The American Renaissance is Beginning

While standing in the symbolic birthplace of the Texas energy industry, Spindletop Boomtown Museum, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) formally announced his “American Energy Renaissance Act” to help promote energy independence through increased oil and natural gas production with strong limits

Sen. Cruz: The American Renaissance is Beginning

Media Ignore Planned Parenthood $2 Million Wrongful Death Payoff

With the national controversy swirling around various Republican governors and state lawmakers passing laws to increase the health standards at abortion clinics, you would think national abortion provider Planned Parenthood paying out a $2 million wrongful death settlement would be

Media Ignore Planned Parenthood $2 Million Wrongful Death Payoff

Miss: Retail Sales Disappoint

The Commerce Department reported Thursday that retail sales unexpectedly fell 0.4% in January. Economists had expected sales to be unchanged from December. The agency also revised December retails sales downward. An initially report 0.2% increase was revised to just a

Miss: Retail Sales Disappoint

10 Things to Look for on Championship Sunday

In what may be a Championship Sunday in the NFL that shatters ratings, the four best NFL teams–and four of the league’s most dynamic, best, and marketable quarterbacks–will take the field with a trip to the Super Bowl on the

10 Things to Look for on Championship Sunday

ObamaCare sucks worse than Wal-Mart heath insurance

Well, it does.  The Washington Examiner brought in a team of experts to prove it: For many years, the giant discount retailer has been the target of unions and liberal activists who have harshly criticized the company’s health care plans, calling them “notorious for

Walmart Health Plan More Affordable, Superior to Obamacare

A Washington Examiner evaluation of Walmart’s employee healthcare plan rated it superior to and more affordable than Obamacare. Over the years, Walmart has been undermined by unions and liberal activists, who claim that the retail giant is “notorious” for providing “substandard” healthcare plans. The

Walmart Health Plan More Affordable, Superior to Obamacare

Eight Ways to Opt Out of Obamacare

With the deadline to sign up for Obamacare having come and gone, many Americans have decided to “opt out” of President Obama’s signature health care reform law, choosing instead to pay the $95 penalty for sidestepping the individual mandate. “For

Eight Ways to Opt Out of Obamacare

Judge Orders Man to Write 'Boys Do Not Hit Girls'

(AP) BILLINGS, Mont.The Montana judge who said a teen rape victim appeared “older than her chronological age” has sentenced a man convicted of punching his girlfriend to write “Boys do not hit girls” 5,000 times. District Judge G. Todd Baugh also

Online shopping popular, but won't save season

(AP) Online shopping popular, but won’t save seasonBy MAE ANDERSONAP Retail WriterATLANTAMore Americans are deciding to shop online this holiday season instead of heading to crowded stores. But that alone won’t save what is turning out to be a ho-hum

Online shopping popular, but won't save season

Walmart Selling Out of Duck Dynasty Merchandise

Merchandise for reality TV show Duck Dynasty is reportedly flying off Walmart shelves all across the country after cable network A&E suspended cast member Phil Robertson for controversial statements on homosexuality in a GQ interview.  For its part, Walmart has not

Walmart Selling Out of Duck Dynasty Merchandise

GE, Walmart, AT&T, Google Among Center for American Progress Donors

On Friday, the Obama- and Clinton-allied Center for American Progress finally revealed its long-sought corporate donor list after heavy pressure arising from CAP’s quasi-lobbying history. That scrutiny ratcheted up following the announcement that CAP founder John Podesta would be formally

GE, Walmart, AT&T, Google Among Center for American Progress Donors