As Ted Cruz convened a hearing intended as a platform to criticize how Barack Obama talks about Islamist extremism, news broke of suicide bombers attacking an airport in the capital of America’s NATO ally, Turkey.
As elected officials speak in measured tones and file elaborate, in-depth reports to offer insight and analysis about the 2012 attack on the Benghazi compound in Libya that left four Americans dead, a former Navy SEAL cuts right to the heart of the issue as he sees it.
Political scientists at The New York Times and Vox are baffled by the thousands of recent incidents of a disease termed Sudden Islamic Combustion Syndrome (or “SICS”).
This was the prayer offered up by Wajidi Said, from the Portland Muslim Community, as part of the “first order of business” during the opening plenary session of the 222nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
In the 800 or so pages of the draft House Select Committee on Benghazi report, there is no mention of this.
Brexit architect and UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage was enjoying the spotlight at European Parliament yesterday.
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ crisis hot line didn’t answer up to 30 percent of texts from desperate veterans, according to a new government watchdog investigation.
Last weekend, football player Tim Tebow lead a group prayer on a Delta Airlines flight to Phoenix, Arizona.
These are the latest American cities threatened by ISIS in a video released by the terrorist group.
This airport was hit by two explosions yesterday.