The White House began crafting the executive order after Congress failed to pass cybersecurity legislation last year. Officials said the threat facing the United States was too great for the administration to ignore.
The controversial gun advocate is sure to have a few choice words for the president. Let’s hope it’s after the speech.
Many Republican political failures, long-term or short-, can be blamed on the party’s unwillingness to try out the small presidency again.
Israel has made it clear that it is prepared to do whatever is necessary to stop any flow of weapons to Hezbollah
Where does the mainstream media find these rocket scientists? You can’t make this stuff up. In her defense, however, we offer . . . Al Gore, climate genius extraordinaire.
He will become the first Pope since 1415 to resign . . .
This powerful legislative check on executive and judicial wrongdoing is reserved for the most egregious offenses against the U.S. Constitution and the republic.
Barack Obama couldn’t have planned to install Islamists throughout the Middle East and North Africa, could he?
The Pentagon’s warnings are intended to prod Congress and President Obama to reach a deal that averts “sequestration” — automatic, across-the-board spending cuts set to begin March 1 that would remove up to $500 billion from the projected 10-year defense budget.
Although there is much yet to be learned about the Benghazi debacle, if one analyst is right, we’re in for a ride.