A year and half of nuclear talks between Iran and major powers were creeping toward the finish line on Friday as negotiators wrestled with sticking points including questions about Tehran’s past atomic research. These experts believe the deal can only result in war, perhaps apocalypse.
Obama’s disturbing habit of treating the White House like his own personal property was on full display again this week — and social media watchers were waiting.
The Sunday service was winding down, but before it ended, Bishop Ira Combs led the congregation of 300 at the Greater Bible Way Temple in prayer. The shootings that killed nine people in a Charleston church could not happen here, he reassured his flock.
Civil liberty advocates are jumping all over New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s order to “review” all of Donald Trump’s city contracts because of his recent comments on Mexican immigrants.
Dueling rallies of tens of thousands of people apiece took over central Athens yesterday, with demonstrators making their final push before a referendum that has passionately divided this flailing nation between those terrified Greece will lose its place in Europe and others determined to transform the continent at all costs.
A 25-year-old Army sergeant who was planning to take photos in military gear at a studio was arrested at Fayetteville’s Cross Creek Mall after dozens of panicked 911 calls from shoppers. It looks like he may have gotten roughed-up.
The State of Oregon has ordered the owners of a former Gresham bakery to pay $135,000 in damages to a lesbian couple for refusing to make them a wedding cake. The owners are saying the state has messed with the wrong Christians.
An investigation by the German parliament is raising questions on whether the Obama administration not only spied on journalists in that country, but interfered in the exercise of the free press under the guise of U.S. national security.
A local car dealership may be paying a price for patriotism. The Kia car dealership on South Military Trail was issued a code-enforcement violation from Palm Beach County for displaying American Flag banners on its property.
“While the White House does not control the conduct of guests at receptions, we certainly expect that all attendees conduct themselves in a respectful manner. Most all do,” White House spokesman Shin Inouye told Fox News.