A Country That Does Not Control its Borders… Is No Longer a Country
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There are those in the community who would gladly grant 40 million “illegals” amnesty in order to get a few thousands of their own in.
Hillary Clinton made her first campaign appearance in nearly five years on Saturday to support Terry McAuliffe, her old friend who’s running as the Democratic nominee for governor in Virginia.
President repeats appeal for bipartisan co-operation later echoed by Hillary Clinton in Virginia campaign speech.
Citing the famous prophecies of Fatima, traditionalist Roman Catholic Bishop Bernard Fellay warned in an address in Kansas City that Pope Francis is precipitating the church’s decline and could be a herald that the world is entering the age of the Antichrist.
When Mullah Rouhani was smiling for the abject media in New York the other week, Obama got double-teamed but good.
On October 11, China called for the world to be “de-Americanized,” its leaders ridiculing Washington over the shutdown impasse. It is against this backdrop of real events that Dragon Day, a tense thriller set to release November 1st, depicts a Chinese takeover of the U.S. after our government defaults on its debt.
The Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., is arguing in a new lawsuit that the Obama administration is engaged in a “conscious political strategy to marginalize and delegitimize” Catholic “religious views on contraception by holding them up for ridicule on the national stage.”
Repaying a student loan should be simple. But a new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds that’s often not the case.
Media Matters founder and Hillary Clinton ally David Brock has co-authored a 90-page e-book called “The Benghazi Hoax,” a tome intended as a counterweight of sorts to criticisms of the former Secretary of State and President Barack Obama over the 2012 attacks in Libya.
JPMorgan Chase and the Justice Department have reached a tentative $13 billion settlement over the bank’s questionable mortgage practices leading up to the financial crisis, people briefed on the talks said on Saturday.
