Obama was a guest at the wedding of vice presidential debate moderator, ABC’s Martha Raddatz, and appointed her husband to head the FCC. And there’s much more including Obama’s past relationship with Raddatz’s husband and ABC’s attempt to kill this story.
Hundreds of Houston-area parents are outraged over a new sex education program that teaches 12-year-old children about oral, anal and vaginal sex – and uses graphic curriculum to instruct students on how to use condoms.
Actress Stacey Dash defended her support for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney after she received a barrage of Twitter attacks for her decision.
It was a news photo that, as Gawker quipped, was “ripe for captioning.” According to the media analysis director at the Media Research Center, the AP photo of Romney is “unbelievable.”
In an amazing turn of events, Suffolk Polling is no longer polling Florida, North Carolina, or Virginia because they are now considered safe states for Romney.
North Korea today warned that mainland America is now within range of its missiles as it accused the U.S. of conspiring with South Korea.
Yesterday, the Obama campaign released an ad starring Big Bird in an attempt to suggest that Romney believes that PBS subsidies are one of our nation’s most critical problems. Romney and Big Bird’s owners quickly responded.
In some of the first state level polls conducted since last Wednesday’s presidential debate, Michigan and Pennsylvania have moved from Obama safe status to being in play.
British Prime Minister David Cameron should drop his proposals to redefine marriage, according to a poll of his grassroots Conservative Party members. See the shocking numbers here.
A new study highlights the growing global trend of religious restrictions, whether by means of government action or social trends.