What Happened to Glenn Beck’s News that Was Going to “Rock the Nation”? (+videos)
Yesterday, Glenn Beck promised to break news within the next 24 hours that was going to rock the nation and “take down pretty much the whole power structure.”
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Yesterday, Glenn Beck promised to break news within the next 24 hours that was going to rock the nation and “take down pretty much the whole power structure.”
There is no evidence that the FBI has contacted a single tea party group in its criminal investigation of the Internal Revenue Service, according to the groups the IRS abused.
Guardian reporter Glen Grenwald is pushing back hard against those calling for his arrest and prosecution.
During a press conference earlier today, two Hong Kong lawmakers suggested that the U.S. should “tread very carefully” with the Edward Snowden case and “consider letting go” of the NSA whistleblower.
Obama’s federal government now has the ability and the “legal authority” to collect electronic data regarding the daily activities and associations of every innocent person in the civilized world.
Sen. Rand Paul slammed Obama’s funding and arming of Israel’s foes, including Egypt, stating that if Muslim nations attack Israel as feared, American taxpayers might be partly responsible.
Montana Democrat Sen. Max Baucus, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, announced that support for a carbon tax is growing in the Senate and that “everything is on the table.”
It’s called the Affordable Care Act, but President Obama’s health care law may turn out to be unaffordable for many low-wage workers, including employees at big chain restaurants, retail stores and hotels.
Bill Clinton, the former President of the United States, has a new title. The 66-year-old American politician has been recognized as Father of the Year, and Lance Armstrong asks if he can be forgiven, too.
When Obama makes his first extended trip to sub-Saharan Africa this month, federal agencies serving the President will be incurring about $100 million in costs, according to one estimate.
