Greece Says That It Will Default Next Week, May Spark Major International Financial Crisis
The Greek government says that a “moment of truth” is coming on June 5th. Analysts are warning this could have devastating consequences internationally.
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A Combat Veteran, a Woman, and a Dem — and She SLAMS Obama ISIS Strategy [+video]
A Democrat who’s no stranger to opposing Obama when it comes to foreign policy contradicted the President’s assessment that his strategy to combat the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria isn’t failing. She explains why.
Pope Appoints Radical Pro-Homosexual to Important Vatican Position; Conservative Catholics Appalled
The Pope just appointed a radical pro-homosexual advocate to an important Vatican post, while Catholic Republicans are spinning over the leftist moves of the church leadership. Some are even predicting an eventual break-up of Roman Catholicism.
U.S. Military and Civilians are Increasingly Divided, Distinct “Warrior Class” vs Public
Multi-generational military families form the heart of the all-volunteer Army, which increasingly is drawing its ranks from the relatively small pool of Americans with historic family, cultural or geographic connections to military service.
Email: Hillary Didn’t Know the Name of Dead Ambassador
The night a U.S. ambassador was killed in a terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, Hillary Clinton sent a message to three senior State Department officials.
Another Massacre: ISIS Kills 400, Mostly Women and Children, in Syria
According to Reuters, opposition activists on social media claimed that hundreds of bodies were in the streets of Palmyra.
Hundreds of Homes Destroyed, Deaths as Flash Flooding Sweeps Through Texas, Oklahoma
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.
Does Harvard Have a Secret History as a Major Force for Evil?
“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.
Huckabee: NSA Spying, Clinton’s Private Emails Making Americans ‘More Distrustful’ of Government
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.
Is Fox News Bad for the Republican Party?
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.