Hours after delivering a statement on the shooting massacre of nine people at an historic church, Obama and a group of entertainment industry donors had a lengthy discussion about the roots of gun violence in the first of two Hollywood-centric fundraisers in Los Angeles.
Donald Trump says he thinks Hillary Clinton lost all credibility when she blamed him for the massacre at a church in South Carolina.
Not only will we soon know how the U.S. Supreme Court decides the issue of same-sex marriage in the Obergefell case — we will also know if the Court will follow federal law and its own judicial ethics rules in reaching that decision.
Shortly after backtracking on homosexuality, Dr. Carson is now saying that we need to give citizenship to the illegals that are already here. He might be looking for spot on the Wannabe King Bush III ticket.
Governor Greg Abbott this week signed House Bill 483 to establish a state gold bullion depository administered by the Office of the Comptroller.
Nearly 5,000 Arizona immigrant detainees with criminal records were released from custody, a federal agency has admitted.
When Barack Obama accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in June 2008, he talked about it being a moment “when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.” Now he’s blaming us for his failures.
A 35-year veteran high school teacher is suing the state’s largest teachers union for violating her right to free speech.
As evidenced in the past few months with Ferguson and Baltimore, Black and minority communities are looking for answers to confront real issues in their cities.
Within hours of the South Carolina murders, Obama was arguing against the Second Amendment. But some suggest that more guns would have stopped the slaughter, if only one of the victims had possessed a firearm.