A video of the actual crash-landing of the 777 was posted on YouTube yesterday. Also, an autopsy is being conducted to determine whether one of the two teenaged passengers killed on the Asiana Airlines flight had been run over by a San Francisco fire rig at the crash scene.
How can an armed man who shot and killed an unarmed teen after being told by the police that he didn’t need to keep following him, likely be found not guilty of those crimes?
Not exile; not the danger of imprisonment or prosecution; and not his newfound association with dictators, lawyers and impresarios. Snowden’s worst fear, by his own account, was that “nothing will change.”
Senator Ted Cruz’s dad, Rafael Cruz, gave a rousing speech at the “Free the People” symposium this past weekend where he compared Obama to Fidel Castro.
Egypt continues its descent into violence as video shows apparent Muslim Brotherhood supporters throwing opponents off of buildings, reports of sexual assaults are widespread, and Obama’s fumbles in the Middle East continue.
The Pentagon’s effort to account for tens of thousands of Americans missing in action from foreign wars is so inept, mismanaged and wasteful that it risks descending from “dysfunction to total failure,” according to an internal study suppressed by military officials.
Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) said that the next stages of the IRS scandal will likely focus on the tax agency’s alleged abuse of power in areas like politically motivated audits and leaking of personal information.
Reminding conservatives about why RINO’s should never be in power, former President Bush pushed for amnesty on Sunday.
Russia and China have just signed a $270 billion energy agreement that quickly could lead to other lucrative energy projects, with the byproduct of strengthening not only economic but political ties between them.
While the merits of building a fence along the USA’s southern border are debated in Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his nation’s new border fence is working very well, thank you.