Sen. Rand Paul — one of the few congressional supporters of fugitive leaker Edward Snowden — warned the former National Security Agency contractor that cozying up to the Russian or Chinese government could cost him his credibility.
Lord, deliver us from evil. I was appalled hearing black University of Pennsylvania Professor Salamishah Tillet say during a panel discussion on MSNBC that pro-lifers’ opposition to late-term abortion is really about white-power racism.
Even before the latest Medicare trustees report came out at the end of May, the White House spin masters had already crafted a story to go with it, suggesting Obamacare has saved it. Turns out, the opposite is true.
Fugitive former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is seeking asylum in Ecuador, the Quito government said on Sunday, after Hong Kong let him leave for Russia despite Washington’s efforts to extradite him on espionage charges.
This past weekend, the Washington Examiner reported that some very questionable provisions were inserted into the amnesty bill “for Alaska.” Find out why here.
It was just discovered that Max Kelly, the chief security officer for Facebook who was formerly responsible for protecting the personal information of Facebook’s more than one billion users from outside attacks, went to work for the NSA in 2010.
Just like they did with Obamacare, some in Congress intend to “Pelosi” the amnesty bill. They’ll pass it in order to find out what’s in it.
Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened while a crowd of people waited outside a shoe store on Moreland Avenue in Little Five Points.
With a potentially ground-breaking decision on gay marriage expected next week, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said Friday morning that he and other judges should stop setting moral standards concerning homosexuality and other issues.
True to form, the sycophantic US media moves even a step lower in their embrace of the surveillance state.