In what appeared to be a dig at Mayor de Blasio’s past drug use, an aerial sign in NYC urged him to resign. But some NYPD officers are fighting over whether the mayor should even apologize.
A state lawmaker who resigned his seat following a sex scandal involving a teenage employee won it back during a special election Tuesday. The majority of voters in Joseph D. Morrissey’s Richmond-area House of Delegates district appeared to be okay with his conviction in the scandal involving his 17-year-old secretary, whose nude photo was found […]
An ancient Babylonian tablet describing animals that went into an ark “two by two” was unearthed, new Dead Sea scrolls were discovered, and an ancient 6,500 year-old skeleton from Ur was found. All this and more in the past year.
Rand Paul, who many believe will run for president in 2016 (despite the fact that he’s already announced his 2016 Senate campaign), took some pretty serious swipes at Romney during an interview yesterday. Listen to his comments here.
Staying true to his former chief of staff’s motto to “never let a crisis go to waste,” Obama is gaining bipartisan support for his cyber security push. Critics should keep a close eye on what develops to ensure Internet freedom isn’t in his crosshairs.
In an extraordinary technological leap, 3D printers are now able to print prosthetics, allowing robotic control through noninvasive sensors. Russia’s emphasis on robotics is a bit different, with war the major focus. The first robots will be deployed within five years, according to Moscow.
The cease fire in eastern Ukraine is almost certainly over with the slaughter of twelve in a bus and the flattening of a key airport by pro-Russian separatists.
Although the number of jobless Americans remains at record levels, the US economy did generate almost 5 million jobs in 2014, less than the record of 2001, but still an encouraging pace.
A government minister of India’s tourist mecca Goa plans a public-funded facility to cure homosexuals. Meanwhile, in the US the former VP of a Christian reparative therapy group, Exodus International, makes a startling admission.
The mantra of both big-government parties seems to be, “Never miss an opportunity to screw ‘We the People.'”