During the President’s press conference today, a Fox News reporter directly ask Obama about his knowledge of the administration’s ongoing efforts to block the testimony of Benghazi’s survivors. Listen to Obama’s disingenuous response.
A brown bear attack in Kasilof River marks first attack of the season. Read what happened here.
What’s more “courageous”–telling the world you are gay when your NBA career is dying and you need some buzz to revive it and get picked up by a new team? Or telling your girlfriend that you are gay before you have sex with her, put her at risk for AIDS, and then ask her to marry you?
A group of defense lawyers announced the launch of its Domestic Drone Information Center to act as a hub for an effort to aggregate public data on unmanned aircraft systems.
The Government Accountability Office is now investigating large ammo purchases made by the Department of Homeland Security.
In this seven minute monologue (worth watching every minute), Fox’s Judge Jeanine Pirro lets the Chechen mother of the alleged Boston Bombers have it.
A battle near a factory believed to be one of the Syrian regime’s main chemical weapons plant shows just how close such weapons could be to falling into al-Qaeda’s hands.
With the help of President Jimmy Carter’s national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, a high-ranking Chechen separatist leader accused of terrorism by Russia was granted political asylum in the U.S. and lived for a period of time in Boston.
Rand Paul warns of a 1984, Orwellian world where there are cameras in your dining room, bedroom, essentially everywhere.
Hornady, a major U.S. ammunition manufacturer, is doing everything it can to meet the high demand for bullets. And it’s giving an explanation for the current shortages.