Obama Admin Approves Sale of Sensitive Military Technology to China
The decision signals a reversal from President Barack Obama’s inaugural day pledge not to “cede to other nations’ critical energy technology.
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Law-Abiders Under the Bus
If border security and immigration enforcement are truly a priority to our elected officials, why must these two basic government responsibilities be tethered to benefits for line-jumping illegal aliens?
Chaos in Egypt Stirs Warning of a Collapse
With the stakes rising and no solution in sight, Gen. Abdul Fattah el-Sisi, the defense minister, warned Egypt’s new Islamist leaders and their opponents that “their disagreement on running the affairs of the country may lead to the collapse of the state.
ObamaLeaks in the White House
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper declared last year that the torrent of disclosures is the worst he has seen in his 30-year intelligence career.
Author: MSNBC ‘Essentially’ Ran ‘a Voter Suppression Campaign’ Against GOP During 2012 Presidential Election
In the near term, the media bias problem faced by conservatives will persist, Freddoso said, so the GOP will have to field smart and persuasive candidates.
Cruz to Rahm: Don’t Mess with Texas
“Your continued anti-gun crusade may well cause some to wonder if the interests of the citizens of Chicago are being sacrificed in pursuit of a partisan agenda,” Cruz wrote.
China and North Korea Assisting Egypt in Modernization of Missile Systems
New intelligence about the Chinese-North Korean missile cooperation follow previous intelligence reports from November that North Korea was planning to ship Scud missile components to Egypt.
Video: Walter Williams On the Morality of the Free Market
Far from being a system based upon greed and selfishness as some claim, Williams ably demonstrates how free exchange is a way of service and mutual benefit to all, and as such is invested with a positive moral quality.
US Debt Headed Toward 200 Percent of GDP Even After ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal
Many economists suggest keeping debt at or below 60 percent of GDP, with research showing that economic growth slows for countries that have debt levels exceeding 90 percent of economic growth.
Senate Approves Kerry For Secretary of State
Kerry’s smooth path to the nation’s top diplomatic job stands in stark contrast to the harsher treatment for Obama’s other national security nominees.