Anderson Cooper has spent five of his weekday segments hammering Michelle Bachmann for her alleged effort to destroy the reputation of Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff, Muslim Huma Abedin. But Cooper’s reporting on this suffers from the same offenses he accuses Bachmann of.
Although CNN finally apologized for using “Stupid Girls” as an intro to a story about Sarah Palin and Chick-fil-A this weekend, the apology is missing from CNN.com.
Representative Issa coauthored a report holding five ATF officials — but not Holder — responsible for Fast and Furious. Read this story about who these ATF officials are as well as two additional reports scheduled to be released in the coming weeks.
In a move reflecting the breath-taking pace of societal acceptance of homosexuality, the Democratic Party has taken steps to officially embrace gay marriage.
The U.S. Postal Service is bracing for a first-ever default on billions in payments due to the Treasury, adding to widening uncertainty about the mail agency’s solvency. Find out what this means for your mail service here.
For the first time ever, a high-ranking Iranian official has stated on the record that the Quds Forces are involved in international preparations for a final confrontation with the West.
When asked at the daily White House press briefing about Democrats’ bill to ban Internet sales of ammo, Obama’s spokesman said Obama didn’t know anything about it. Later, he said something entirely different. Read what he said here.
The author of this story is “appalled that those who represent us have allowed President Obama to lead us into weakness and submission” and is shocked that Bolton is asking another country to do what we should be doing ourselves.
This past week, former Vice President Dick Cheney lambasted Sarah Palin this week as unqualified, not vetted, and a “mistake”. His daughter, Liz, quickly came to Palin’s defense. And this wasn’t the first time.
Find out what the Department of Homeland Security has ordered in preparation for potential significant domestic riots at the GOP National Convention, Democratic National Convention and next year’s presidential inauguration.