A storm system dropped record amounts of rainfall across the southern Plains yesterday, causing flash floods in normally dry riverbeds, spawning tornadoes, destroying homes, and forcing at least 2,000 people to flee.
“Verita$” was a best seller in Korea, author Shin Eun-jung’s native country, because she asks the question that’s hardly ever asked by aspiring Korean families: Why Harvard? Her argument against the elite university will likely surprise you.
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee expressed his opposition yesterday to extending NSA phone-spying and suggested the program is resulting in Americans’ unprecedented distrust of the Obama administration.
And it came to pass that the earth turned and another campaign season spun into view and the liberal commentariat rose from its siesta to begin its usual moping about the perverse political powers wielded by the Fox News Channel.
Officials say some protesters angry over the acquittal of a police officer charged in the deaths of two unarmed suspects in Cleveland became violent and turned on bystanders.
America is about to lose one of its most effective combat leaders. Why? Because of a brown-nosing general doing the bidding of the radical homosexual lobby.
ISIS has used the latest issue of its propaganda magazine Dabiq to suggest the group is expanding so rapidly it could buy its first nuclear weapon within a year.
President Obama won a big victory for his trade agenda yesterday with the Senate’s approval of fast-track legislation that could make it easier for him to screw the American worker.
A soldier who hid in her car to avoid saluting the flag, and then flaunted it on Instagram, is the latest service member to come under attack via social media. Will Obama give her a medal?
The government routinely releases people from immigration detention centers across the nation after unsuccessfully seeking to deport them. Here’s why.