Will John Kerry use his position as secretary of state to push for dialogue with Hamas? As a senator, Kerry has a questionable history when it comes to the Islamic terrorist group in power in the Gaza Strip.
Foreign aid takes up roughly 1 percent of the federal budget.
Mt. Aetna exploded recently in spectacular fashion, all caught on video. Scott Pelly reports with a 30s video on CBS, or watch the the powerful fireworks in a 3 minute display of one of nature’s many wonders.
Ann Coulter battles John Stossel and college Libertarians in their seemingly insatiable quest to legalize drugs, specifically marijuana. She points out not only the fallacy of their logic that “it doesn’t affect anyone else” but also their mob-like behavior in screeching for the right to inject any manner of drugs into “their own body”.
With access to every piece of information on every American, able to dispatch a drone to spy on and and kill anyone at any time, he will be the most powerful person in the United States.
The government can access data, including the content of emails sent or received through Gmail, because Google keeps records of all communications sent over its various services and stores the information on cloud servers, lowering the legal threshold government agencies need to access some of the data, including the name, Internet address, and telephone number of Gmail, YouTube, and other Google users.
The Obama administration appears determined to ram through Congress a key part of a grandiose trade plan that transcends the vision for a “North American Union,” encompassing both Europe and Pacific Rim nations.
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, who will be deeply involved with House efforts on an immigration bill, said this week that he opposes a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States.
Fox News’ Jesse Watters recently tracked down Onyango Obama, President Barack Obama’s illegal immigrant uncle, in Framingham, Mass., where he is currently working at a local liquor store. What ensued was an on-camera battle of wits, as Watters attempted to get Onyango to speak about his citizenship status.
Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the second-highest Republican member of the Senate, has drawn a 2014 primary challenger. Erick Wyatt of Rockport, Texas filed papers this week with the Federal Election Commission to run for Senate against Cornyn, the Senate Minority Whip, who is up for re-election in 2014.