At least one commentator has predicted that if the Mohamed Morsi regime and the Muslim Brotherhood chose the route of going to war by creating its own military and fighting Egyptian forces instead of seeking a peaceful solution, the Muslim Brotherhood will lose – badly. Read about this and the increasing violence in Egypt.
The Republican-led House could start working on immigration bills focused on border security on the floor in July, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said in a memo to colleagues sent Friday.
A New York Times profile of Valerie Jarrett, President Obama’s top aide, glosses over her family’s radical history, including ties to a top communist activist and to former Weather Underground terrorist Bill Ayers.
An interceptor missile designed to blast nuclear missiles out of the sky failed to hit its target during a test of the weapon over the Pacific.
Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain is calling on President Obama to suspend aid to Egypt after its military overthrew the country’s radical Islamic government.
A new fiscal year began on Monday in most states. To celebrate, capitals from Hartford to Sacramento are going on a spending spree, acting as if the recent fiscal crisis never happened.
A large swath of a town in eastern Quebec was destroyed Saturday after a train carrying crude oil derailed, sparking several explosions forcing the evacuation of up to 1,000 people, killing at least one.
The grieving parents of a 19-year-old Idaho woman who died serving her country thousands of miles from home say the U.S. Air Force won’t give them information about the circumstances of her death.
A brand-new ad campaign that’s sure to raise some eyebrows features a young couple being informed their unborn baby is going to be a lesbian.
Gun stores around the country have had difficulty keeping up with demand for ammunition in recent months. And now they can’t keep powder and other ammo components in stock.