Tea Party Groups' Suit Against IRS Moves Forward
Tea party groups’ lawsuit against IRS over reported extra scrutiny moves forward.
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Tea party groups’ lawsuit against IRS over reported extra scrutiny moves forward.
Has food – especially junk food – played as large a role in the messaging of any other presidential administration as it has in that of President Obama?
When a New York Times article cast doubt on the accusation Usama bin Laden had a hand in the 1998 bombings of African embassies, President Clinton questioned his own CIA, according to a note he scrawled to his national security adviser.
The Obama administration announced Friday that it would allow exploration for oil and gas off some portions of the Atlantic Coast using sonic testing devices that environmentalists say harm marine life.
Emergency workers, police officers and even off-duty coal miners – dressed in overalls and covered in soot – searched through wreckage and bodies scattered across sunflower fields and Ukrainian villages Friday after a Malaysian jetliner flying high above the country’s battlefield was shot down, killing 298 people.
President Obama previously said that he heard about the Department of Veterans Affairs deadly wait list scandal on the news. He also originally said that he heard about the IRS targeting scandal on the news “along with most of you.” Glad everyone is staying so on top of things…
All who would formally or informally change our Constitution to a point of non-recognition sadly betray the vision on which our country was built. In Hebrew Scripture, the prophet Hosea says, “Without a vision my people perish.” Beware.
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D) has some explaining to do.
The exemption, posted Thursday on a Department of Health and Human Services website, frees U.S. territories from a host of Obamacare regulations on health insurance markets.
Edward Snowden urges professionals to encrypt client communications.
