The United States Department of State has released its official blacklist of countries guilty of egregious violations of religious freedom, and for the 14th consecutive year has left Pakistan off the roster.
We don’t have much of a race anymore.
Last weekend, Harry Abrams was a member of the five-member nominating committee for the 11th District GOP convention.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has given his recommendation for a Republican presidential ticket he feels “could win the election.”
Secretary of State John Kerry will join leaders from around the world to sign the Paris Protocol global warming agreement at the United Nations headquarters.
Ted Cruz and talk radio and Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity engaged in a testy exchange over the delegate process on Hannity’s radio show.
Judicial Watch has obtained new documents from the Department of State containing the telephone transcripts from the evening of September 11, 2012, in which then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton informs then-Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Kandil that the deadly terrorist attack on the U.S. compound in Benghazi “had nothing to do with the film.”
A U.S. appeals court ruled for a Virginia transgender student seeking access to the bathroom of his gender identity in a case that could impact the national bathroom wars playing out between gay rights activists and social conservatives.
The mother of a teenage son who was tortured and murdered by an illegal immigrant broke down in tears before a House panel, begging for the government to enforce immigration law.
Muslim chaplains working within Britain’s prison system have been routinely distributing Islamist hate literature.