White House Taunts GOP on Climate Change: ‘I Don’t Believe They Can Stop Us’
The White House forged ahead Monday with yet another piece of its climate change agenda and bragged that Republicans are powerless to stop it.
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FBI Warns Ferguson Decision ‘Will Likely’ Lead to Violence By Extremists Protesters
The FBI is warning law enforcement agencies across the country that the decision “will likely” lead some extremist protesters to threaten and even attack police officers or federal agents.
Fournier: Obama “Destroyed the Credibility of His Administration and Government Itself” (+video)
Government has given us all plenty of reasons to doubt it from time immemorial, but Obamacare has been such a sustained and concentrated worst-case example that many like Fournier are learning this lesson in a stark way.
Did Super PACs Violate Election Laws in 2014 Midterms? Twitter Offers Clues
Are coded messages on Twitter a violation of federal laws prohibiting campaign finance coordination? The Federal Electoral Commission hasn’t explicitly ruled on it – yet.
FCC Official Warns Obama-Backed Net Neutrality Plan Would Bring 'Immediate' Internet Tax
Internet users would be forced to pay a new federal tax on their monthly bills if the government approves regulations recently endorsed by President Obama.
Ebola Nurse Demands That You Stop Calling Her ‘Ebola Nurse’
Kaci Hickox is not the Ebola Nurse, says Ebola Nurse Kaci Hickox. She is now insisting that the nickname must observe a voluntary quarantine, or else she will keep complaining about it.
Charles Manson Gets Marriage License
Mass murderer Charles Manson plans to marry a 26-year-old woman who left her Midwestern home and spent the past nine years trying to help exonerate him.
'Duck Dynasty' Vegas Musical to Premier Next Year
The Duck Dynasty family is getting its own musical.
Support for Obamacare Drops to New Low
Gallup characterizes Americans’ feelings about Obamacare as highly partisan.
Defense: Guantanamo Detainee Is Soldier, Exempt From War Crimes Charges
A U.S. military lawyer for a Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detainee described as an al-Qaida commander said on Monday he may be classified as a soldier under international war rules – and therefore exempt from prosecution – so charges against him should be dropped.