Mosab Yousef, the son of a Hamas founder, argues that Islam is a religion of war and that following Muhammad inevitably leads to extremism and terror.
Obama expanded his lead over Romney to 6 percentage points in the White House race this month as voters became more optimistic about the economy, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
The Obama administration is moving to shut down nine Border Patrol stations across four states, triggering a backlash from local law enforcement, members of Congress and Border Patrol agents themselves.
In a recent radio interview, New Black Panther Chairman contended not only that Democrats are using black people “like whores and prostitutes” but that the US is a “modern Babylon and a modern Rome” in serious decline.
Iran has expanded its terror network and now has tens of thousands of agents in Latin America, according to a former Iranian official who has witnessed the regime’s crimes against humanity inside Iran and has knowledge of its terror network targeting the West.
Huge glaciers in the area between Pakistan and China are puzzling scientists – and disproving the doom-laden predictions of some climate experts. They are not shrinking and, in some cases, are growing.
Russia’s new Internet bill calls for the creation of a federal website “no-list”. Internet providers and site owners would be forced to shut down any websites on this list and will “lead to the creation of a Russian analogue to China’s great firewall”.
Holloman Air Force Base is ground zero for the Pentagon’s massive drone program. Pilots not only train, tracking civilian vehicles driving near this New Mexico base but they also fight, controlling Predators in Afghanistan.
A former Planned Parenthood abortion clinic manager has filed a lawsuit against the nation’s biggest abortion business accusing it of engaging in massive fraudulent activities including submitting “repeated false, fraudulent, and/or ineligible claims for reimbursements” to Medicaid and failing to meet acceptable standards of medical practice.
The northern lights of Earth are more than just dazzling light shows — they also generate their own strange applause too, a new study reveals. The results vindicate Alaskan folktales and reports.