Aaron and Melissa Klein, the Oregon bakers who refused to make a cake for the wedding of two women, filed new documents with the Oregon Court of Appeals in response to the same-sex couple’s arguments that the Kleins had no legal right to refuse them service.
Is there one constitutional conservative actually running in a statewide election, who can excite the grassroots?
If you’re a Donald Trump supporter, this week’s CNN poll showing him leading Hillary Clinton gave some joy. But if you’re a Clinton supporter, you just had to wait five minutes for another poll to show her with a six-point lead.
San Francisco State University (SFSU), which has a well-deserved reputation as a breeding ground for anti-Israel radicalism, became national news in April.
Muslim groups are applauding Obama’s nomination of a Washington lawyer to serve in U.S. District Court — a move that could make him the first ever Muslim federal judge, according to advocates.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been arguing for years that the presence of small particulates, things like diesel engine emissions and the smokestack vapor from coal-fired power plants, is killing Americans.
The House of Representatives passed legislation yesterday which would block President Obama from funding favored political organizations through penalties levied against banks.
The president of the Philippines, who was scheduled to face criticism from President Barack Obama for his controversial “war on drugs” that has resulted in open season on suspected drug dealers.
For years now, CNN has been dubbed the Clinton News Network (a moniker disturbingly close to the truth) and even the Communist News Network (hyperbole, yes). But last week, CNN emerged as the Censoring News Network.
Journalists are caught in the crossfire of those wishing to control the country (both in Kyiv and in Moscow), as well as targets of simmering anti-Russian sentiments due to the ongoing war in the east.