Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Faces Ridiculous Contempt Hearing in Phoenix [+video]
Sheriff Joe Arpaio is facing what may be his most demanding and dangerous opponent: leftist U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow.
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio is facing what may be his most demanding and dangerous opponent: leftist U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow.
Don’t let the geeky façade, whimsical multicolored logo and “don’t be evil” mantra fool you. Google may very well be the most sinister threat and wicked incarnation of any site.
A new book has uncovered how foreign cash made the Clinton’s ‘filthy rich’. It will haunt Hillary’s 2016 aspirations.
An illegal alien has been charged with three counts of aggravated rape against a 10-year-old girl.
This week at the The University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics, amnesty activists said the potential GOP president they could work best with to pass “comprehensive immigration reform” is Jeb Bush.
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A Democrat communications hack with the title of “senior email campaigner” posted a job opening for the Democrat National Committee that makes a joke about the deaths of four Americans at the hands of terrorists in Benghazi.
An Indiana public school district segregated elementary field trips last week when administrators included only African-Americans on the college introduction tour.
An unhappy handwritten letter by an 8-year-old boy is addressed to Michelle Obama. His parent says, “it all started because he saw something about school lunches and how ketchup is bad for you, and that Michelle Obama wants to limit the amount of ketchup.”
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