The fireworks at the Tampa Convention continue with a threatened uprising by Ron Paul and Texas delegates over the RNC and Romney’s effort to hand-select delegates for future conventions.
‘If you’re not going to act against the reactor, then we are,’ the Israeli prime minister told Bush, says advisor Elliot Abrams. Dozens of Syrians and North Koreans were reportedly killed in the strike.
The media has covered these scandals, but not nearly to the extent to which they have covered topics like Mitt Romney’s dog on vacation or the GOP presidential candidate’s tax returns. See the top 25 here.
Crime-ridden Camden, New Jersey – often referred to as the most dangerous city in the United States—is getting rid of its police department.
Dinesh D’Souza’s 2016 documentary about Obama is blowing away industry estimates and is grossing millions.
An Alaska couple connected with Schaeffer Cox pleaded guilty on Monday to charges of conspiring to kill a federal judge in what prosecutors said was a revenge plot over income-tax rulings against them.
A grizzly attacked and killed a lone backpacker in Denali National Park and Preserve on Friday after the man encountered the bear next to a river and lingered there snapping pictures, according to the National Park Service.
With the Tropical Storm Isaac now forecast to hit Tampa on Monday and Tuesday, many activists are worried that the GOP may miss the “bump” in the polls that a convention traditionally brings. And Bobby Jindal is staying home.
Sarah Palin, who has a history of confronting corrupt party bosses, probably shocked the establishment again this weekend with her suggestion that “fighting for power” and “not doing the will of the people” may lead to the formation of a viable third party.
Mitt Romney does not bring up President Obama’s social revolution inside the armed forces, but the GOP Party platform, by calling an end to “social experimentation” in the ranks, does.