Speaking at the annual White House Iftar dinner, President Barack Obama explained the ‘unfair’ stereotypes that Muslim Americans have to deal with in the United States and called on others to support their community.
In a discussion with Fox News’ Ed Henry, Mike Huckabee was criticized for flip-flopping on the Confederate flag issue.
An award-winning company founded by former Google engineers is taking legal action against the search engine giant over claims it has engaged in a “pattern of abusive behavior” and is violating privacy rights on a “massive scale.”
The Islamic State group has crucified and killed two children in Syria for eating during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, during which Muslims are required to fast in obedience to Allah.
Citing corruption, “backroom deal-making,” and leaks that show the Obama administration is violating its assurances not to include immigration in its trade agreements, Senator Ted Cruz reversed his earlier support for Trade Promotion Authority.
A privacy group has filed a complaint against Uber for its updated policy of tracking passengers and accessing their personal information.
“Same-sex marriage” may be an affront to common sense, an oxymoron, and even an ontological impossibility. But as the product of a type of behavior familiar in contemporary politics, its promotion is nothing really new.
Not to be outdone by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in calling for civilian disarmament, the United Nations is taking advantage of the Charleston shootings to join the chorus of confiscators.
Obama wants to take the Web’s most essential operational functions and cede them to an international body.
In an recent op-ed ex-Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren speculates that President Barack Obama’s relentless outreach to the Muslim world may stem from the fact that he was abandoned by the two Muslim father figures.