The February 17th Martyrs Brigade, a Benghazi-based militia with Islamist elements that the State Department hired as a “quick reaction force” (QRF) to protect the department’s mission in Benghazi, warned the State Department that it would not protect the movements of Amb. Chris Stevens when he visited there last September.
Experts warn of danger that the new viral strains created by mixing bird-flu virus with human influenza could escape from the laboratory to cause a global pandemic killing millions of people.
Details about the size of the watch list database came into focus in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing last month.
There is also a precedent to fighting federal gun control laws and winning. After the Brady bill was signed into law in the nineties, Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack sued the Clinton administration claiming the federal government had overstepped its bounds. The case found its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, and Sheriff Mack won.
A video that has gone viral since its posting earlier this week has spawned an investigation into the actions of two Alaska State Troopers in Kodiak
Here’s a little-known quirk of cyber currency Bitcoin: there are coded messages hidden in the ledger that track bitcoin transactions. And sometimes they include some pretty nasty stuff.
Three men were arrested on charges that they helped Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after the deadly attacks last month. And if the Saudis’ written warnings weren’t enough, one of them drove a car with “terrorista” on its license plate.
Rush says the way we define “courage” in the US is curious. A pro basketball player announcing that he likes to have sex with men doesn’t compare to a whistle-blower trying to set the record straight about what happened in Benghazi.
Births to single mothers has increased sharply over the last several years, according to the latest census data.
The Pentagon confirmed that Christian soldiers who share their faith violate military regulations.