This Many People in the U.S. Believe the Government Is an Immediate Threat
This is how many American’s say the federal government poses “an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens.”
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This is how many American’s say the federal government poses “an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens.”
The Defense Department is facing mounting criticism for its handling of child abuse allegations involving Afghan commanders, including revived claims that U.S. soldiers were instructed to look the other way when Afghan troops and officers were sexually abusing boys.
Only one in every five migrants claiming asylum in Europe is from Syria.
Russia has started flying drone aircraft on surveillance missions in Syria, U.S. officials said yesterday.
Thousands of Christians are being persecuted by the Islamic State who use this as torture chambers where Christians are forced to convert to Islam or are killed.
The biggest policy fight simmering in the upcoming budget bill is the debate over continued funding for Planned Parenthood in light of the gruesome videos exposing their trail of blood at the expense of taxpayers. But conservatives must not forget the other trail of blood – the one connecting the White House directly to the deaths of numerous American citizens at the hands of violent illegal aliens.
An outpouring of support and sympathy followed the announcement from the Fox News contributor.
Even the school now admits a note that a teacher passed to a 7-year-old girl at Aurora Academy Charter School was inappropriate.
A Texas family has been arrested for painting profanities and racially charged slogans on their pickup truck and falsely claiming others had done so.
Think before you selfie, you guys, because sometimes getting the right angle on those pictures can have serious (even fatal) consequences.
