The EPA, citing an abundance of stormwater runoff, had proposed a plan that Virginia officials said could cost homeowners and businesses their private property.
What’s left to say about a man for whom individual conscience is, at best, a superfluous accessory, or worse, perhaps a threat?
Mr. Boehner kept the speakership despite the defections of 10 House Republicans who didn’t vote for him — a reflection of simmering discontent after a rough several months for the Ohio Republican.
Awad’s claim is part of a broader campaign by Islamist groups to encourage Muslims to settle in the United States . . .
What an inconvenient truth! But not to worry, there is no end to the Left’s ability to demagogue an issue, especially with a compliant press . . .
Outspoken Republican congressman Louie Gohmert has been pressing for an investigation of the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence on the federal government, contending a probe is necessary because of the Obama administration’s “horrendous decisions” in backing the so-called “Arab Spring” revolutions in the Middle East.
It looks like the Republicans may finally have a leader in the Senate who will fight Obamacare . . .
In a riotous twist of irony, Current rejects Glen Beck, admits that they have the same goals as Al Jazeera. And what might those goals be?
A life-size model Superman has been flying up and down southern California’s coast line, startling beach goers.
A common denominator underlies all this multifaceted uncertainty. Fairly or not, there is a sense that those who played by the rules and did well have done something wrong, or at least are under suspicion — and it is time for their government to seek atonement from them.