It’s more than a little disheartening when the chief executive officer of one of America’s most storied Fortune 500 corporations is “comfortable” with the fact that his company created a mere 10 jobs with a $25 million grant.
One of the most famous liberal voices in America is now suggesting the U.S. cut off Muslim students from coming to America, as well as deporting some of those already here and even sending them to prison.
Federal agents have raided the Mississippi home of a former GOP candidate, suspecting him of being behind the recent rash of ricin letters.
The House GOP has concluded that the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies bear no blame for Benghazi. But there’s plenty of it for Obama…
The guest list for Mitt Romney’s June retreat has a few surprising names not traditionally seen together with the former GOP presidential nominee.
A preliminary examination of the cellphones and computers used by the Tsarnaev brothers has apparently found no indication of an accomplice.
Many saw it coming, but that didn’t stop the Bitcoin bubble from bursting: after rising to dizzying heights, the digital currency suffered its first true crash this week.
Former Reuters Editor Matthew Keys pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to federal charges that he aided members of the Anonymous hacking collective to hit a competitor’s website.
The exchange centered around a lawsuit filed by a group of ICE agents last year, which takes issue with the executive actions taken by the Obama administration on immigration rules.
While Obama has declared a “red line” over Syrian use of chemical weapons, U.S. officials suggested on Tuesday that Washington was unlikely to respond.