Elisabeth Hasselbeck is being fired from ABC’s “The View” because market researchers found that her conservative views were out of touch with the show’s audience, according to a report in Us Weekly.
Republicans are denouncing the Obama administration’s decision to bring Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law to New York for a civilian trial, arguing he belongs in military custody in Guantanamo Bay.
An ally of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has launched a “countdown to an attack on Israel” following the Jewish state’s launching of an operation to destroy weapons in Syria last month.
According to a Google report released on Tuesday, the FBI is not required to get court approval to issue an National Security Letter (NSL). Additionally, the FBI has the power to prohibit Google from telling users that they received an NSL requesting their information.
Limbaugh said, “Nobody in the Republican Party has dared take this president on. You did last night, and you’re alive today to talk about it, and nobody’s calling you names.”
Since Bush left office, his top advisers have begun to show their true–and not-so-conservative–colors.
Conservatives have been starving for a fighter; longing for someone who will do something drastic, engage in a media savvy fight against an imperialistic president who has no respect for checks and balances and an invidious disregard for the separation of powers. Rand Paul has inspired hope.
Many in U.S. intelligence believed Iran held onto them for use as bargaining chips and not just with the U.S. They were in effect hostages. If al-Qaida carried out attacks in Iran, as it had in the 1990s, the group could face harm.
Nearly 11,000 kids who were recently awarded diplomas from city high schools needed remedial courses to re-learn the basics before beginning classes in City University’s community college system. And these were the one’s who graduated and went to college, folks!
Wolf said the “management culture” within NASA “turns a blind eye or in some cases may outright encourage, violations of security regulations.”