Dangerous Times: When America Supports Evil
Obama is the most cynical and amoral president we have ever had, if you look at his actions and not at his words.
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Obama is the most cynical and amoral president we have ever had, if you look at his actions and not at his words.
Recently, millions of Americans were shocked and saddened when the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) disgracefully bowed to left-wing political pressure and became something it had never before been: a hyper-politicized, aberrantly sexualized petri dish for social and sexual experimentation.
Two weeks after the end of his failed vice-presidential bid, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) was already thinking ahead to another big fight: immigration reform. And he was thinking about it in a bipartisan way.
Janet Napolitano is slated to head up the University of California system and will likely earn at least $600,000, three times her current salary.
The White House is trying to generate support in the blogosphere for its failed Obamacare by meeting with left wing bloggers, including one who infamously praised Andrew Breitbart’s death.
Standing before an audience of 80,000 rapturous supporters and framed by a pair of giant Greek columns, Barack Obama partly used his 2008 nomination acceptance speech in Denver to showcase a subject he has mostly seen fit, ever since, to avoid.
Lawyers of a well-known Chinese general’s son accused of taking part in a gang rape are waging a rare, Western-style war of words against his critics in a reflection of the growing perception that public opinion counts.
Fish oil supplements credited with a range of health benefits could trigger prostate cancer.
Toward the end of his closing statement on Thursday, Florida Assistant State Attorney Bernie de la Rionda posted an absolutely ridiculous slide on his Power Point. This is but one of many examples of why the Zimmerman prosecutors shouldn’t be practicing law anymore.
Microsoft has collaborated closely with US intelligence services to allow users’ communications to be intercepted, including helping the National Security Agency to circumvent the company’s own encryption, according to top-secret documents obtained by the Guardian.
