GOP USA MIDDAY REPORT 07/31/2014

Clinton's speaking fees may have been foreign bribes to the administration Bill and Hillary Clinton may have used the former first lady's position as secretary of state to accept millions of dollars in bribes couched as speaking fees according to allegations from Judicial Watch and the Washington Examiner. Fight over Docs v. Glock's law isn't over Opponents of Florida's "Docs v. Glocks" law, which limits doctors' right to ask patients about their guns, say the legal fight is not over. Today's Edition Sponsored By: Your Savings Targeted for Gov't Confiscation FREE BOOK: Rescue Your Money from US Debt Disaster The Coming Global Wars Will End the US Empire

Colorado sheriffs again join suit against gun laws Gunrights advocates, including most of Colorado's sheriffs, are renewing their fight against the state's two new gun-control laws. One law bans firearms magazines, acquired after July 1, 2013, of more than 15 rounds. The other expands background checks to include transfer of guns from one person to another.

Administration's Obamacare Rollout Failures Outlined in New Report Management failures by the Obama administration set the stage for computer woes that paralyzed the president's new health care program last fall, nonpartisan investigators said in a report released Wednesday.

Ebola Crisis: Two US Volunteers In Isolation Two American volunteers have been placed in isolation amid fears they could have contracted the virus in West Africa.

Holder to join NAACP in challenge to OH, WI voting laws The Justice Department on Wednesday sided with challengers of voting laws in Wisconsin and Ohio, saying in court filings that measures in those states unfairly affect minority voters.