Justice Scalia continues to excoriate the nation’s highest court over its gay marriage decision. Meanwhile, the Gaystapia strikes again, firing a Harvard Faculty Member for saying the truth about homosexuality.
German prosecutors have charged a 91-year-old woman with playing a role in the deaths of 260,000 Jews at the infamous Auschwitz death camp.
When is it actually worse for Republicans to control the Senate, from an operational standpoint, than to have Harry Reid control the Senate?
There is a growing, underground movement of people who believe California’s drought is part of a government conspiracy instead of a naturally occurring event from a lack of rain during the last four years.
Jeff Sessions won’t boycott the pope’s address to Congress today, but the Alabama Republican doesn’t expect to be swayed by what he says on immigration, climate change or the economy.
A freshman Republican lawmaker is proposing that the United States put a hold on taking new refugees from around the world until the government better understands how cities and local communities do this.
One of the scariest parts of the massive cybersecurity breaches at the Office of Personnel Management just got worse.
This experiment shows people can play a game like 20 Questions using only their brains, and from a mile apart.
Either Clinton, like Obama, will renege on her campaign promises while in office and leave Big Pharma alone—or, rather than showing preference to special interests, will instead use government to squeeze their businesses.
Flying military robots armed with high-energy lasers? It’s a future that is exciting, terrifying — and perhaps just this many years away.