Bolivian President Evo Morales blames the United States for endangering him by diverting his plane to Vienna, Austria, while France’s top security official lambasted the US at a gathering where he was the guest of honor.
Obama’s blundering Middle East policy continues to create instability. The number one question now is how Morsi’s overthrow affects US interests.
On his show this week, radio host Michael Savage said that George Zimmerman, who is currently on trial for the murder of Trayvon Martin, should be found guilty of second-degree manslaughter based on two things. Read what they are here.
Spending $35 billion on new Border Patrol agents and fencing would only stop one-third to half of illegal border crossings, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Conservative rocker Ted Nugent says he’s considering running in 2016 and already has a campaign pitch: “Hi, I’m Ted Nugent. I have nine children from seven women, and I’m running for president.”
An activist who planned, and then canceled, an armed march into the District on July Fourth posted online what appeared to be a video of himself loading a shotgun in Freedom Plaza.
One hundred and fifty years ago, on July 4, 1853, twin Union victories at Gettysburg and Vicksburg decisively turned the course of the Civil War.
According to an analysis just published by the Wall Street Journal, healthy people will pay double or triple their current health insurance rates under Obamacare.
Gallup found not only that the vast majority of the Americans believe the Founders would be disappointed, but that conservatives are more proud to be American than liberals. See the stats here.
When the Supreme Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 on June 25, Chief Justice John Roberts explained that Congress’s actions may not be “based on 40-year-old facts having no logical relationship to the present day.” Maybe he should apply that logic to Roe vs. Wade.