The callous New Jersey law clerk who said last week’s death of a state trooper was “not that sad” and instead mourned the deer he hit has (appropriately) resigned from her job.
Fire crews are battling a second wildfire in Alaska and officials say hundreds of homes have been evacuated and six structures have burned.
In the leaked encyclical, the Argentinean pope aligns himself with the environmental movement and its objectives. He also states that climate change is mostly a man-made problem that must be addressed by global governance.
Franklin Graham poses a question that all decent Americans would like answered: why go to bat for a Muslim radical imprisoned and Egypt but not lift a finger for an imprisoned American Christian pastor who was yet again viciously beaten in an Iranian jail??!
Early one morning last November, Jim Sterling was frightened when the ground began shaking outside his 156-year-old antebellum home in Alabama. But this is not the only place in the continental US where mysterious earthquakes are occurring; one of the deepest in history struck here.
As usual in mid-June, the hearts of Supreme Court junkies beat ever more rapidly as they eagerly await “blockbuster” ex cathedra diktats from on high and it will be but the latest illustration of a long history of judicial abuse of power.
The sixth in our series on Building the Resistance to Same Sex Marriage is written by a former congressman who asserts that there is a “duty to disregard any federal judicial usurpation of the states’ lawful jurisdiction of marriage policy.” In other words, time for some civil disobedience.
In the controversial video, the boy was seen with his shirt off and wearing shorts while dancing in the middle of a circle of apparent trasngender participants. Welcome to your new America.
Twitter lit up over the weekend with speculation over whether Hillary Clinton’s campaign planted this at her big announcement.
Ideas have consequences. We used to understand this.