This past weekend, Vietnam POW survivors celebrated the 40th anniversary of their release. They survived their ordeals by relying on the words of the POW’s Code of Conduct, a code now viciously under assault by the Obama Admin.
In wake of the IRS scandal over targeting of conservative groups, the embattled agency has provided lawmakers with video featuring about a dozen of its employees line dancing on a stage. This in addition to the infamous Star Trek and Gilligan Island videos. See all of them here.
In another case eerily similar to Alaska’s 2010 vote fraud scandal, a lower-48 Congressman’s chief of staff was apparently involved in an effort to steal votes for his boss.
The FBI office charged with investigating terrorism has said it intends to question the national director of a chain of crisis pregnancy centers.
A former Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday warned David Cameron that his ‘equal marriage’ reforms open the door for multiple weddings and marriages between siblings.
Congress is turning up the heat on President Obama to cut the backlog of Veterans Affairs disability claims, which has gone up by 2,000 percent while the agency’s budget has increased by 40 percent over the past four years.
Calling it a “threat to the entire world,” the head of the World Health Organization sounded the alarm over the Middle Eastern virus that has so far killed 24 people.
Paul Scott says it will be expensive, but it will allow him to make points about electric cars directly to the president.
Nearly two months after shooting 2-for-22 on the basketball court during the White House Easter Egg Roll, Obama made five attempts Tuesday to throw a football through a suspended tire — and missed every one. See it here.
Russia plans to resume nuclear submarine patrols in the southern seas after a hiatus of more than 20 years following the break-up of the Soviet Union, Itar-Tass news agency reported on Saturday, in another example of efforts to revive Moscow’s military.