Read about what a small but growing cadre of House members is doing to relaunch efforts – stopped by Murkowski in 2009 – to protect the nation against what they say is a very real threat: the unleashing of an electromagnetic pulse either by a solar storm or a nuclear-armed foe that could cripple much of the nation’s electrical infrastructure.
The next Pope may not only have a direct line to the man upstairs — he could also have a direct line to the White House. Read about this as well as the electronic counter measures being employed by the church to protect against leaks and espionage.
Because of budget cuts, US Marines in combat zones have been ordered to preserve ammunition, putting them at risk. Read how else our combat troops are being impacted while Obama and other elites in DC continue to live the high life on the backs of working men and women in America.
New York City’s planned ban on the sale of large sugary drinks won’t go into effect Tuesday after a state judge blocked the restrictions. Read what the judge had to say about the ridiculous ban.
Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman has become fast friends with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. Find out what Rodman thinks about Kim and his vacation plans this August.
If you’re shocked that Chinese officials this past week fished 2,800 dead pigs out of a river that serve as part of Shanghai’s water source, brace yourself for far more catastrophic news.
Detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp have launched a hunger strike to protest interference with their personal effects, including Qurans, their lawyers and prison officials, said on Monday.
President Obama two years ago rejected a series of tough actions against China, including counter-cyber attacks and economic sanctions, for Beijing’s aggressive campaign of cyber espionage against the U.S.
With more and more conservatives in the House rebelling against John Boehner’s increasingly questionable Speakership, Republican House leadership is now moving to quash in-house concerns by reaching across the aisle to liberals for support.
Some New Jersey hurricane victims are complaining that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is doing more harm than Superstorm Sandy did when it hit over four months ago and washed away their homes and businesses.