A horrifying internal memo obtained by WTSP-TV reportedly details an incident which some pilots believe may have been a “dry-run” for terrorists plotting another 9/11-style attack.
Edward Snowden has been pictured in public today for the first time since leaving Moscow airport.
Mudslinging has reached a fever pitch in the race for U.S. Senate in New Jersey.
A Georgia family claims they called 911 in order to get medical help for a member of the family suffering an adverse reaction to diabetes medication.
New York City’s public charter schools are at stake in November’s mayoral election.
According to a report from Linn’s Stamp News, the President’s Council on Fitness Sports and Nutrition and the first lady’s Let’s Move campaign raised concerns about three of the 15 the stamps in the series.
A Chicago woman is suing the village of Skokie, claiming one of its police officers used excessive force that left her in need of surgery.
The president’s at 37%. The shutdown is going on. Now we learn that five military families were insulted profoundly with the way the deaths of their service member relatives were treated. Folks, it is obvious that this administration is acting purposely to inconvenience and to harm people it considers its political enemies.
Conservative lawmakers are exploring the possibility of a short-term increase in the debt ceiling, perhaps trying to seize the opening after President Obama said a day earlier he would consider the option.
A staggering $250 billion per month, 80% of spending, runs on autopilot without congressional control.