Texas Judge Allows Felony Case Against Governor Perry To Proceed
The political witch hunt against Gov. Perry has been given a green light from the judge assigned to the case.
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Study: American Personal Freedom Now Ranks Below 20 Other Nations
Americans’ assessments of their personal freedom have significantly declined under President Obama.
78 Year-Old Mystery Man's Stop in Junction City, Kansas Leads to $15 Million Cash, Hundreds of Pounds of Pot
Much of Dion’s life is a mystery. Public records show he has lived in Boston; Portland, Maine; Grand Junction, Colorado; and Tucson, Arizona. He told police who stopped him in Kansas that he was headed home to Tucson from Pennsylvania, where he had met with his accountant.
Passenger Stuck with $1,171 Wi-Fi Bill on Singapore Airlines Flight
A Canadian man who racked up a $1,171 Wi-Fi bill on a recent Singapore Airlines flight says it’s official: He has to pony up and pay the full amount.
Heroic Teen Resuscitates Baby in the Middle of a Walmart
A Missouri teenager was just doing some routine shopping at Walmart when a 11-month-old daughter suddenly stopped breathing in the store.
Obstacle to O's Plan: His Own Statements…
President Obama is poised to ignore stark warnings that executive action on immigration would amount to “violating our laws” and would be “very difficult to defend legally.”
Islamic State Threatens Slaughter on Western Streets
Islamic State murderer and propagandist ‘Jihadi John’ has issued a graphic warning of coming slaughter on the streets of the West.
Hazards of Secondhand Marijuana Smoke
That whiff of pot that drifts your way at a rock concert or outdoor event could damage your heart and blood vessels as much as secondhand cigarette smoke does.
Harvard Sued for Being Racist Toward Whites, Asians
Harvard and another university are in the cross-hairs of a public interest law firm that wants to eventually eliminate racism in all colleges throughout the nation.
Mark Begich Concedes to Dan Sullivan in Alaska Senate Race
Democratic Sen. Mark Begich conceded his re-election race on Monday to Republican Dan Sullivan, bringing a delayed conclusion to the Alaska Senate race nearly two weeks after Election Day.