ISIS is increasing its brutality, now targeting for execution educated Iraqi women. It is also capturing growing numbers of foreigners. Japan’s prime minister has vowed to free one such group.
These new police radars have the ability to see who is inside your home — and almost make out what they are doing. The technology has been in secret use for two years and raises troubling constitutional issues.
An embedded reporter learned that ISIS is planning on killing “hundreds of millions” in a “religious cleansing.” ISIS got started early by killing 13 Iraqi boys for watching soccer.
The Argentine prosecutor who accused Argentine President Christina Fernandez of covering up the Iranian bombing that killed 85 at a Jewish community center was found dead in his apartment in a so-called suicide.
A man has a pretty good claim that the NYPD set him up with a planted gun and is now suing. On another front, Mayor de Blasio is trying to fix his own problems with NYPD, joining with Al Sharpton and invoking MLK’s name. . .
A petition to free an imprisoned lieutenant will have a response from the White House now that it has received over 100,000 signatures.
Alabama took a proactive step and constitutionally banned the implementation of foreign law within its borders. One terrifying look at Europe shows why all 49 remaining states should do the same.
A Kentucky bill brilliantly proposes that only boys can use the boys’ locker room and only girls can use the girls’ locker room. The fact that a bill like this is even necessary is a regrettable sign of the times.
Designer babies – genetically modified for beauty, intelligence or to be free of disease – have long been a topic of science fiction. But no more. . .
Is Hezbollah going broke? It seems like the terrorist group may be on the brink of a financial crisis thanks, in part, to the crude glut.