On her Monday program, conservative radio host Laura Ingraham ripped into Romney’s campaign for its lackluster performance. Given that the economy is bad, Ingraham argued Romney should be shoo-in and blamed the GOP’s leadership for that not being the case.
Incest is now being viewed approvingly by some in Hollywood. Director Nick Cassavetes is producing the film Yellow, the plot line of which depicts a brother and sister falling in love with one another.
Sarah Palin slams Obama’s failure to properly respond to the outrageous attacks on the US embassy’s in Libya and Egypt.
The stakes in the coming election could not be higher. While crystal ball-gazing always is hazardous, the trail America’s economy would follow, should Obama’s re-election effort succeed, has already been blazed. Naturally, the media will tell you none of this.
Dozens of senior-level U.S. government officials turned a blind eye to public safety as they pursued an ill-conceived and poorly managed investigation into gun trafficking in Mexico, according to a long-awaited inspector general’s report on Operation Fast and Furious.
For the second time in as many weeks, Hillary Clinton contradicted Obama by reaffirming the Cairo Embassy’s apologetic stance disavowed earlier this evening by the White House.
China deployed two navy vessels and launched a verbal assault on Japan after Tokyo announced it had ‘bought’ a group of islands disputed by the two countries in the East China Sea.
Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens was killed Tuesday night when he and a group of embassy employees went to the consulate to try to evacuate staff. The protesters, angry over a film that ridiculed Islam’s Prophet Muhammad, were firing gunshots and rocket-propelled grenades.
The US embassy in Cairo issued a reprehensible apology to Muslim attackers, suggesting that free speech had been abused by “hurting the religious beliefs of others.”
This is a short trailer of the video that allegedly sparked the riots in Libya and Egypt.