Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko sparked fresh Kremlin fury by warning that his crisis-torn country was fighting a “real war” against Russian aggressors that could escalate at any time.
The last time the Air Force’s super secretive X-37B space plane launched, it didn’t come down until almost two years later. This week, it launched again, and was scheduled to stay in orbit for 270 days. Or maybe more.
No surprise, the lion’s share of spending comes from the food stamp program, which gave benefits to an average 46 million Americans in 2014. But there were 17 other federal food programs draining the treasury as well!
The National Transportation Safety Board is combing through the cellphone records of the engineer at the controls of the crashed Amtrak train, and said this about the deadly derailment.
When Rand Paul induced an abortion-related gaffe from Debbie Wasserman Schultz, pro-life activists hailed him as one of their most effective messengers in presidential politics, but he doesn’t intend to build his 2016 campaign around such fights.
Rand Paul vows to filibuster any attempt in Congress to extend the eavesdropping powers provided to the government through the US Patriot Act before they expire at the end of the month.
Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx announced yesterday the largest and “most complex” auto recall in United States history, involving tens of millions of vehicles. This story links you to the site to check whether your vehicle is part of the massive recall.
Millions of boys could be at increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other mental illnesses in later life through playing action video games such as Call of Duty or Assassin’s Creed, according to new research.
By now everyone has had their say about Jeb Bush’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week.
Senator Mitch McConnell’s actions to force passage of the horrid Trade Promotion Authority bill compared to his past efforts against Obama’s unconstitutional acts reflects the fraud McConnell is as well as our Ruling Class reality.