Sarah Palin Says ‘No’ to Mark Burnett for TV Talk Show
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been offered a major syndicated TV talk show by reality show producer Mark Burnett but turned down the deal.
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Outrage as KISS Player Mouths Off on Muslims
KISS bass player Gene Simmons has caused an uproar among Australia’s Muslim community by launching an attack on Islamic culture while in Melbourne.
Insurers Predict 100%-400% Obamacare Rate Explosion
Internal cost estimates from 17 of the nation’s largest insurance companies indicate that health insurance premiums will grow an average of 100 percent under Obamacare, and that some will soar more than 400 percent.
The Grand Old Poseurs
Last week, Speaker of the House John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell ostentatiously announced their intention to fight implementation of the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB). They sent a letter to the President decrying the way IPAB will “impact America’s seniors … in the absence of the democratic process.” Sadly, the exercise was a charade.
Multiple Agencies Involved with IRS Intimidation
Along with the newly-revealed history of IRS intimidation, some in the Senate now believe the problem may extend further than the IRS, and require a “government-wide” probe across several agencies.
Father Dies After Begging For Life While Cops Struck Him With Batons; Cellphone Videos Seized
A California father of four died after being beaten by police outside of a Bakersfield hospital, while witnesses say he begged for his life.
Monthly Federal Tax Revenues Hit All-Time Record in April; Individual Income Taxes Up 36%
Federal tax revenues hit an all-time in April, according to newly released data from the U.S. Treasury. Read about how much and where the revenue is coming from.
Benghazi Scapegoat Remains in Prison for Film
The man who made the anti-Islam film that Obama administration officials erroneously blamed for the Benghazi, Libya, terror attacks remains in federal prison eight months later.
Fox in the Hen House: Iran to Chair United Nations Arms Control Forum
Iran will preside over the United Nations arms control forum this month, despite the fact that it is under U.N. sanctions for illicit nuclear activities and routinely supplies arms to the terrorist organization Hezbollah in violation of international law.
Indian Point To Become First Nuclear Plant To Operate With Expired License
One of two reactors at the Indian Point nuclear plant, just 13 miles from the United States Military Academy at West Point, will soon be operating with an expired license.