Sep 05, 2014 07:30 am
By B. Christopher Agee
Mike Lewis Wicomico County Sheriff warns feds of oath to defend 2nd amendment rights. This is the place to live in America.
WATCH: Sheriff Predicts Civil War if Feds Attempt to Take Guns from Citizens in his County
By B. Christopher Agee
Mike Lewis Wicomico County Sheriff warns feds of oath to defend 2nd amendment rights. This is the place to live in America.
WATCH: Sheriff Predicts Civil War if Feds Attempt to Take Guns from Citizens in his County
Sep 05, 2014 07:29 am
By News Editor
Alaska has the highest number of families on public assistance in the nation, and the state's rate is more than twice the national average of 2.9 percent, according to new figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Alaska Leads Nation with Welfare Recipients
By News Editor
Alaska has the highest number of families on public assistance in the nation, and the state's rate is more than twice the national average of 2.9 percent, according to new figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Alaska Leads Nation with Welfare Recipients
Sep 05, 2014 07:28 am
By Judicial Watch
The recent increase in security at a key Army base near a Mexican border city where Islamic terrorists are confirmed to be operating and planning an attack on the United States indicates that the facility is a target.
Military Experts: With ISIS in El Paso, Ft. Bliss in Danger of Terrorist Attack
By Judicial Watch
The recent increase in security at a key Army base near a Mexican border city where Islamic terrorists are confirmed to be operating and planning an attack on the United States indicates that the facility is a target.
Military Experts: With ISIS in El Paso, Ft. Bliss in Danger of Terrorist Attack
Sep 05, 2014 07:27 am
By Fox News
Weed welfare?
City Mandates Free Medical Marijuana for Low-Income Residents
By Fox News
Weed welfare?
City Mandates Free Medical Marijuana for Low-Income Residents
Sep 05, 2014 07:26 am
By Michael W. Chapman
“In our own country as well, there is great opposition to the church of Jesus Christ,” he said. “We see this throughout the media, the entertainment industry, government, and politics.”
Rev. Graham: ‘As I Read the News, I Can’t Help But Wonder if We’re in Last Hours’
By Michael W. Chapman
“In our own country as well, there is great opposition to the church of Jesus Christ,” he said. “We see this throughout the media, the entertainment industry, government, and politics.”
Rev. Graham: ‘As I Read the News, I Can’t Help But Wonder if We’re in Last Hours’
Sep 05, 2014 07:25 am
By Fox News
A U.S. security team in Benghazi was held back from immediately responding to the attack on the American diplomatic mission on orders of the top CIA officer there, three of those involved told Fox News’ Bret Baier.
Top CIA Officer in Benghazi Delayed Response to Terrorist Attack, US Security Team Members Claim
By Fox News
A U.S. security team in Benghazi was held back from immediately responding to the attack on the American diplomatic mission on orders of the top CIA officer there, three of those involved told Fox News’ Bret Baier.
Top CIA Officer in Benghazi Delayed Response to Terrorist Attack, US Security Team Members Claim
Sep 05, 2014 07:24 am
By News Editor
A hacker broke into part of the HealthCare.gov insurance enrollment website in July and uploaded malicious software, according to federal officials.
Hacker Breached HealthCare.gov Insurance Site
By News Editor
A hacker broke into part of the HealthCare.gov insurance enrollment website in July and uploaded malicious software, according to federal officials.
Hacker Breached HealthCare.gov Insurance Site
Sep 05, 2014 07:23 am
By MARK FLATTEN
More than $725 million was spent by the Army on a high-tech network for tracking supplies and expenses that failed to comply with federal financial reporting rules meant to allow auditors to track spending.
Army Can’t Track Spending on $4.3b System to Track Spending, IG Finds
By MARK FLATTEN
More than $725 million was spent by the Army on a high-tech network for tracking supplies and expenses that failed to comply with federal financial reporting rules meant to allow auditors to track spending.
Army Can’t Track Spending on $4.3b System to Track Spending, IG Finds
Sep 05, 2014 07:22 am
By Lee Ross
The national debate on the controversial Keystone XL pipeline will concentrate on Lincoln, Nebraska Friday as that state’s Supreme Court hears arguments in a case examining whether lawmakers short-circuited the regular approval process in an attempt to expedite the pipeline’s construction.
Keystone Showdown: Battle Over Pipeline Lands Before Nebraska High Court
By Lee Ross
The national debate on the controversial Keystone XL pipeline will concentrate on Lincoln, Nebraska Friday as that state’s Supreme Court hears arguments in a case examining whether lawmakers short-circuited the regular approval process in an attempt to expedite the pipeline’s construction.
Keystone Showdown: Battle Over Pipeline Lands Before Nebraska High Court
Sep 05, 2014 07:21 am
By The Extinction Protocol
As the Ebola epidemic threatens to overwhelm response efforts in West Africa, calls for international military assistance are picking up.
Global Crisis: Calls Intensify for International Military Response to Ebola
By The Extinction Protocol
As the Ebola epidemic threatens to overwhelm response efforts in West Africa, calls for international military assistance are picking up.
Global Crisis: Calls Intensify for International Military Response to Ebola
Sep 05, 2014 07:20 am
By Joshua Rhett Miller
A teenage mother from Maine has the governor on her side in a legal battle to keep her ailing baby alive, even though the state now has custody and previously sought to enforce a “Do Not Resuscitate” order.
Maine Mom Fights State to Keep Baby Daughter Alive after She Emerges from Coma
By Joshua Rhett Miller
A teenage mother from Maine has the governor on her side in a legal battle to keep her ailing baby alive, even though the state now has custody and previously sought to enforce a “Do Not Resuscitate” order.
Maine Mom Fights State to Keep Baby Daughter Alive after She Emerges from Coma
Sep 05, 2014 07:19 am
By Rachel Stoltzfoos
President Obama’s approval rating returned to his record low Thursday, following his admission last week that the White House “has no strategy” to deal with the growing threat of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
Obama’s Approval Rating Drops To All-Time Low … Again
By Rachel Stoltzfoos
President Obama’s approval rating returned to his record low Thursday, following his admission last week that the White House “has no strategy” to deal with the growing threat of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
Obama’s Approval Rating Drops To All-Time Low … Again
Sep 05, 2014 07:18 am
By Terence P. Jeffrey
Meriam Ibrahim--the Sudanese woman married to a naturalized U.S. citizen who refused to renounce her Christian faith even while facing a death sentence for it--will be honored later this month in Washington, D.C., at the Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit.
Sudanese Woman Who Faced Death Sentence Rather Than Renounce Christ to be Honored in D.C.
By Terence P. Jeffrey
Meriam Ibrahim--the Sudanese woman married to a naturalized U.S. citizen who refused to renounce her Christian faith even while facing a death sentence for it--will be honored later this month in Washington, D.C., at the Family Research Council’s Values Voter Summit.
Sudanese Woman Who Faced Death Sentence Rather Than Renounce Christ to be Honored in D.C.
Sep 05, 2014 07:17 am
By SETH FREED WESSLER
Fast food workers walked off the job nationwide on Thursday, as police arrested dozens who engaged in civil disobedience.
‘We’re a Movement Now’: Fast Food Workers Strike in 150 Cities
By SETH FREED WESSLER
Fast food workers walked off the job nationwide on Thursday, as police arrested dozens who engaged in civil disobedience.
‘We’re a Movement Now’: Fast Food Workers Strike in 150 Cities
Sep 05, 2014 07:16 am
By Jonathan Fowler
One person commits suicide every 40 seconds -- more than all the yearly victims of wars and natural disaster -- with the highest toll among the elderly, the United Nations said Thursday.
One Person Commits Suicide Every 40 Seconds: WHO
By Jonathan Fowler
One person commits suicide every 40 seconds -- more than all the yearly victims of wars and natural disaster -- with the highest toll among the elderly, the United Nations said Thursday.
One Person Commits Suicide Every 40 Seconds: WHO
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