The people of war-torn Sudan learned long ago to take cover when planes roared overhead, but the latest tactic being used on them — parachute bombs — is raining silent death down on innocent villagers, say alarmed activists.
Two sisters of an Iowa state representative have been found dead of apparent gunshot wounds in the Pittsburgh home they shared in what police are investigating as a double homicide.
That is the Obama legacy. It should be celebrated with postage stamps featuring couch potatoes dozing in front of televisions.
Cold War – The Olympic Games, created to bring countries together around sports, appear to be having the opposite effect on U.S.-Russia relations.
Pollster John Zogby reports in our weekly White House report card that President Obama’s numbers are mixed, both in approval rating and right-direction, wrong-direction.
Rocker and rabid-pro Second Amendment advocate Ted Nugent talks to Bill O’Reilly about celebrities’ attacks on his hunting lifestyle, rails against drug use, and questions why anyone would listen to rap.
An Alaskan ministry has send at least forty volunteers to Russia for a unique mission.
A disabled U.S. Army veteran says he was told he could not enter a Texas Starbucks because of his service dog.
Michelle Malkin doesn’t run away from fights, she runs toward them. And she’s running faster than ever headlong into the 2014 Republican primary battles on behalf of upstart conservative candidates who are mounting insurgent challenges to the GOP old guard.
The heroin-overdose death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has caused the media to focus, however fleetingly, on America’s drug problem.