Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted announced Wednesday that his office discovered another 17 non-citizens illegally cast ballots in the 2012 presidential election.
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A man already married to another man in a state that permits same-sex marriage could wed a woman in North Dakota without breaking state laws, the state’s top attorney has found.
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Hold your champagne glasses high this holiday season, because the end of 2013 marks the 17th year without global warming.
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A United States federal judge has accused President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of being complicit in helping Mexican drug cartels and felons inside America smuggle illegal aliens into the country.
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The Environmental Protection Agency silenced scientific advisers who expressed concerns over the agency’s proposed carbon dioxide emissions limits for coal-fired power plants, House Republicans claim.
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A federal judge struck down Utah’s same-sex marriage ban Friday in a decision that brings an increasing nationwide shift toward allowing gay marriage to a conservative state where the Mormon church has long been against it.
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U.S. law enforcement agencies are conducting thousands of investigations using a law that makes violating state wildlife statutes a federal crime, often ensnaring hunters and fishermen for seemingly minor infractions.
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IG finds USPS steered millions to companies that gave cash and noncash bribes to employees.
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The Robertson family released a statement late Thursday that raises doubts about the future of one of the most popular shows on cable television.
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Since the passage of Obamacare in 2010, many of the President’s famous promises have been routinely broken. As he so ironically threatened in 2009, “If you misrepresent what’s in this plan, we will call you out.” To that end, here are 10 promises of Obamacare that have already been broken.
The Obama administration, in an 11th-hour change just before the holiday break,announced a major exemption in ObamaCare that will let people who lost coverage and are struggling to get a new plan sign up for bare-bones policies.
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A shortage of lethal injection chemicals has contributed to declining use of capital punishment in the United States with a new report on Thursday noting only 39 executions this year.
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After being buffeted for weeks over a controversy over lane closures on the George Washington Bridge and questions of political retribution, Gov. Chris Christie attempted to change the subject — to that of immigrants and education.
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A new Gallup poll finds 72 percent of Americans feel big government poses a greater threat to the United States in the future than big business or big labor, a record high since the polling outfit began asking the question nearly 50 years ago.
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President Obama today commuted the sentences of eight men and women convicted of crack cocaine offenses, each of whom has served more than 15 years in prison.
Reaching out to “moms” on Wednesday, President and Mrs. Obama urged them to encourage others to enroll in Obamacare.
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Our names are Jacob and Janique Camp. I am a Private First Class in the United States Army. I have served for four and a half years and gone on two deployments. In February we found out that my wife Janique was pregnant with our son Liam. I left for deployment April 1, 2013. At 20 weeks into the pregnancy my wife went to get the first ultrasound pictures of Liam. It was at this appointment that we were notified that Liam had Gastroschesis. For those that are like me and had no idea what this is, I will explain it.
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A teenager pretending to gather signatures for a petition was arrested for swiping a passport and wallet from an East Village Starbucks customer — and then biting the victim in the face when confronted, police said.
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A soldier who stood on a landmine in Afghanistan may owe his life to a rosary – just as his great-grandfather did in the Second World War.
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The possibility that global warming might contribute to Arctic development isn’t anything new. America’s first European visitors, the Vikings, were able to reach and colonize the northernmost reaches of the continent due to the lack of sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean during Medieval times when the earth was going through a warming period.
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The average price for a pound of ground beef hit its all-time in the United States in November, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Fraudulent Election? New Ohio Vote Integrity Charges Put Obama’s 2% Margin In Question
/47 Comments/in Featured, News /by Rich BarisOhio Secretary of State Jon Husted announced Wednesday that his office discovered another 17 non-citizens illegally cast ballots in the 2012 presidential election.
Man in Same-Sex Marriage May Wed Woman Too, Says North Dakota
/8 Comments/in Featured, News /by ERIC M. JOHNSON/REUTERSA man already married to another man in a state that permits same-sex marriage could wed a woman in North Dakota without breaking state laws, the state’s top attorney has found.
The Top Seven Global Warming Alarmist Setbacks in 2013
/8 Comments/in Featured, News /by Michael BastaschHold your champagne glasses high this holiday season, because the end of 2013 marks the 17th year without global warming.
Judge: Obama’s DHS Facilitating Drug Cartels’ Human Trafficking
/1 Comment/in Featured, News /by News EditorA United States federal judge has accused President Barack Obama’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of being complicit in helping Mexican drug cartels and felons inside America smuggle illegal aliens into the country.
‘MUZZLED’: EPA Silenced Scientists that Challenged their Agenda
/4 Comments/in Featured, News /by Michael BastaschThe Environmental Protection Agency silenced scientific advisers who expressed concerns over the agency’s proposed carbon dioxide emissions limits for coal-fired power plants, House Republicans claim.
Judge Strikes Down Utah’s Gay Marriage Ban as Unconstitutional
/6 Comments/in Featured, News /by Fox NewsA federal judge struck down Utah’s same-sex marriage ban Friday in a decision that brings an increasing nationwide shift toward allowing gay marriage to a conservative state where the Mormon church has long been against it.
Hunters, Fishermen Targeted by Feds for Local Violations
/3 Comments/in Featured, News /by Jennifer G. HickeyU.S. law enforcement agencies are conducting thousands of investigations using a law that makes violating state wildlife statutes a federal crime, often ensnaring hunters and fishermen for seemingly minor infractions.
U.S. Postal Service: First Class Bribery
/2 Comments/in Featured, News /by Lachlan MarkayIG finds USPS steered millions to companies that gave cash and noncash bribes to employees.
Duck Dynasty: Can’t Imagine Show Going on Without Phil
/14 Comments/in Featured, News /by News EditorThe Robertson family released a statement late Thursday that raises doubts about the future of one of the most popular shows on cable television.
Top 10 Broken Obamacare Promises
/1 Comment/in Featured, News /by News EditorSince the passage of Obamacare in 2010, many of the President’s famous promises have been routinely broken. As he so ironically threatened in 2009, “If you misrepresent what’s in this plan, we will call you out.” To that end, here are 10 promises of Obamacare that have already been broken.
Administration Announces New ObamaCare Exemption
/1 Comment/in Featured, News /by Fox NewsThe Obama administration, in an 11th-hour change just before the holiday break,announced a major exemption in ObamaCare that will let people who lost coverage and are struggling to get a new plan sign up for bare-bones policies.
Death Penalty in the United States Gradually Declining
/5 Comments/in Featured, News /by Bill MearsA shortage of lethal injection chemicals has contributed to declining use of capital punishment in the United States with a new report on Thursday noting only 39 executions this year.
Chris Christie Will Sign ‘Dream’ Act, Calls Press ‘Obsessed’ with Lane Closure Controversy
/8 Comments/in Featured, News /by Shushannah WalsheAfter being buffeted for weeks over a controversy over lane closures on the George Washington Bridge and questions of political retribution, Gov. Chris Christie attempted to change the subject — to that of immigrants and education.
72 Percent of Americans See Big Government as Biggest Threat to Future of Country
/1 Comment/in Featured, News /by News EditorA new Gallup poll finds 72 percent of Americans feel big government poses a greater threat to the United States in the future than big business or big labor, a record high since the polling outfit began asking the question nearly 50 years ago.
U.S. Foresees Gas-Powered Vehicles Dominating Through 2040
/0 Comments/in Featured, News /by David ShepardsonThe Energy Department is predicting gasoline-powered vehicles will continue to dominate the market through 2040.
Obama Commutes Eight ‘Unduly Harsh’ Crack Cocaine Sentences
/7 Comments/in Featured, News /by Mary BrucePresident Obama today commuted the sentences of eight men and women convicted of crack cocaine offenses, each of whom has served more than 15 years in prison.
Michelle Obama: ‘Make It a Christmas Treat’ to Talk About Health Insurance (+video)
/10 Comments/in Featured, News /by Susan JonesReaching out to “moms” on Wednesday, President and Mrs. Obama urged them to encourage others to enroll in Obamacare.
Target Security Breach Affects Up To 40M Cards
/0 Comments/in Featured, News /by Bree FowlerTarget’s data-security nightmare threatens to drive off holiday shoppers during the company’s busiest time of year.
Chance to Help: Enlisted Soldier Faces Costly Treatments for Newborn Infant Son’s Rare Medical Condition
/6 Comments/in Featured, News /by Jacob and Janique CampOur names are Jacob and Janique Camp. I am a Private First Class in the United States Army. I have served for four and a half years and gone on two deployments. In February we found out that my wife Janique was pregnant with our son Liam. I left for deployment April 1, 2013. At 20 weeks into the pregnancy my wife went to get the first ultrasound pictures of Liam. It was at this appointment that we were notified that Liam had Gastroschesis. For those that are like me and had no idea what this is, I will explain it.
Con Man Thief Bites Starbucks Customer in the Face, Police Say
/0 Comments/in Featured, News /by Serena SolomonA teenager pretending to gather signatures for a petition was arrested for swiping a passport and wallet from an East Village Starbucks customer — and then biting the victim in the face when confronted, police said.
Phil Robertson of ‘Duck Dynasty’ Booted After Calling Homosexuality Illogical
/23 Comments/in Featured, News /by Joe KovacsRobertson’s comments came in an interview with GQ magazine, where he championed biblical values and the battle against breaking God’s commandments.
Steve Stockman Campaign: For Small Donation, Receive “Official Obama Barf Bag”
/1 Comment/in Featured, News /by Washington Free Beacon Staff2014 Senate candidate Steve Stockman has an offer you can’t refuse: Donate $10 to his campaign and receive “the official Obama Barf Bag.”
Soldier Saved on Battlefield by Rosary – Just Like his Great-Grandfather
/0 Comments/in Featured, News /by The TelegraphA soldier who stood on a landmine in Afghanistan may owe his life to a rosary – just as his great-grandfather did in the Second World War.
It Was Warm Back Then: Vikings Could Navigate, Colonize the Arctic During Medieval Times
/2 Comments/in Featured, News /by Michael BastaschThe possibility that global warming might contribute to Arctic development isn’t anything new. America’s first European visitors, the Vikings, were able to reach and colonize the northernmost reaches of the continent due to the lack of sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean during Medieval times when the earth was going through a warming period.
Price of Beef Hits All-Time High, But Feds Say Consumer Price Index is Unchanged
/2 Comments/in Featured, News /by Ali MeyerThe average price for a pound of ground beef hit its all-time in the United States in November, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.