Pistol-Whipped Alabama Cop Didn’t Shoot Attacker for Fear of Making Headlines
The Alabama police officer who went viral after he was pistol-whipped with his own gun last week said he didn’t shoot his attacker because of fear of making headlines.
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Watch ‘Little Republicans: Presidential Debate Highlights’, It’ll Be Sure to Make Your Day Better
Last week’s prime time Republican presidential debate sparked so much controversy and coverage, that even children are performing parodies of the night’s tumultuous events.
A Baker Refused to Make a Cake for a Gay Wedding, What a Court Just Ruled Could Have Huge Implications
Jack Phillips, a devout Christian, did not refuse to serve Charlie Craig and David Mullins when they came in his bakery in July 2012.
The Countless Crimes of Hillary Clinton: Special Prosecutor Needed Now
After years of holding herself above the law, telling lie after lie, and months of flat-out obstruction, Hillary Clinton has finally produced to the FBI her server and three thumb drives.
Outgoing Army Chief Ray Odierno: U.S. In ‘Stalemate’ With ISIS
Days before his retirement, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno is emphasizing the need for the United States to continue its campaign against the Islamic State in the Middle East.
Al Gore Said to Be Looking at Another Run for President
It’ll take more than three emoji to describe how Hillary Clinton must be feeling right now. That’s because a familiar face may have just popped up on her path to the Democratic nomination.
Navajo Nation Vows to Sue EPA Over Toxic Mine Spill
The Navajo Nation vowed to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over a toxic wastewater spill into waterways throughout the Southwest and warned tribal residents to avoid signing the EPA’s compensation form because it will effectively sever their legal and financial rights.
Facial Recognition Software Moves From Overseas Wars to Local Police
Facial recognition software, which American military and intelligence agencies used for years in Iraq and Afghanistan to identify potential terrorists, is being eagerly adopted by dozens of police departments around the country.
Measure Introduced to Compel Anchorage Christians to Violate Conscience, Serve, Hire, Work for Cross-Dressers, Homosexuals
Anchorage will likely force Christian landlords, business owners and others with religious objections to homosexuality and/or other sexual disorders, to violate conscience in their business practices in the near future.
This Health Care Site Did Not Verify Social Security Numbers, Citizenship Status
This health care website’s internal controls did not effectively determine eligibility for coverage because Social Security numbers and citizenship status were not always verified properly, according to a Department of Health and Human Services.