Oct 18, 2014 07:35 am
By News Editor
In a case certain to replayed in judicial chambers throughout the United States, a North Carolina magistrate had to decide this week whether he would violate deeply held religious convictions and submit to the tyranny of the state or lose his job.
Exclusive: Christian Magistrate Resigns After Being Ordered to Violate Conscience and Preside Over Homosexual Weddings
By News Editor
In a case certain to replayed in judicial chambers throughout the United States, a North Carolina magistrate had to decide this week whether he would violate deeply held religious convictions and submit to the tyranny of the state or lose his job.
Exclusive: Christian Magistrate Resigns After Being Ordered to Violate Conscience and Preside Over Homosexual Weddings
Oct 18, 2014 07:30 am
By News Editor
Local police agencies across the country are frustrating efforts at the federal level to detain and deport criminal illegal immigrants, leaving immigration officials scrambling to track them down.
Thousands Released After Immigration Holds Denied
By News Editor
Local police agencies across the country are frustrating efforts at the federal level to detain and deport criminal illegal immigrants, leaving immigration officials scrambling to track them down.
Thousands Released After Immigration Holds Denied
Oct 18, 2014 07:29 am
By News Editor
Senior Republicans on Capitol Hill Friday criticized Ron Klain, President Obama’s choice to be “Ebola czar,” as a figurehead with no health background.
Senior Republicans Criticize Ebola ‘Czar’ Choice for Lack of Medical Background
By News Editor
Senior Republicans on Capitol Hill Friday criticized Ron Klain, President Obama’s choice to be “Ebola czar,” as a figurehead with no health background.
Senior Republicans Criticize Ebola ‘Czar’ Choice for Lack of Medical Background
Oct 18, 2014 07:28 am
By James Simpson
In late August and early September, hospitals across the nation began reporting an explosion of severe respiratory illnesses among children.
How an Obama Administration Policy is Destroying Lives
By James Simpson
In late August and early September, hospitals across the nation began reporting an explosion of severe respiratory illnesses among children.
How an Obama Administration Policy is Destroying Lives
Oct 18, 2014 07:27 am
By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
In the battle over how much access law enforcement should have to your smartphone, don’t expect the government to be outsmarted without a fight.
FBI Quest for Smartphone Data Will Fuel Privacy Battle
By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
In the battle over how much access law enforcement should have to your smartphone, don’t expect the government to be outsmarted without a fight.
FBI Quest for Smartphone Data Will Fuel Privacy Battle
Oct 18, 2014 07:26 am
By Todd Starnes
Five Christian pastors will no longer have to turn their sermons over to attorneys for the city of Houston. Instead, they will be forced to turn over their speeches related to the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance.
Houston to Pastors: Forget Your Sermons, Now We Want Your Speeches
By Todd Starnes
Five Christian pastors will no longer have to turn their sermons over to attorneys for the city of Houston. Instead, they will be forced to turn over their speeches related to the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance.
Houston to Pastors: Forget Your Sermons, Now We Want Your Speeches
Oct 18, 2014 07:25 am
By News Editor
The government watchdog group Judicial Watch alleged Friday the Obama administration is formulating plans to admit Ebola-infected non-U.S. citizens into the United States for treatment.
Viral Suicide: Obama DHS Now Expediting Visa Requests From Ebola-Infected Countries
By News Editor
The government watchdog group Judicial Watch alleged Friday the Obama administration is formulating plans to admit Ebola-infected non-U.S. citizens into the United States for treatment.
Viral Suicide: Obama DHS Now Expediting Visa Requests From Ebola-Infected Countries
Oct 18, 2014 07:24 am
By Paul Alster
The U.S. Marines who guarded the sprawling complex in northwest Iraq where Saddam Hussein’s 1980s war machine churned out some of the most deadly chemical and biological weapons known to man had a name for one especially mysterious bunker: The Dragon’s Egg.
‘Dragon’s Egg': Marines Who Guarded Saddam’s Mysterious Bunker Fear Weapons Unleashed
By Paul Alster
The U.S. Marines who guarded the sprawling complex in northwest Iraq where Saddam Hussein’s 1980s war machine churned out some of the most deadly chemical and biological weapons known to man had a name for one especially mysterious bunker: The Dragon’s Egg.
‘Dragon’s Egg': Marines Who Guarded Saddam’s Mysterious Bunker Fear Weapons Unleashed
Oct 18, 2014 07:23 am
By David Brody
When you subpoena one pastor, you subpoena every pastor. If government has the power to force the pulpit to knuckle under, if government has the power to insist that pastors hand over their sermons for government approval then we’ve lost the very first freedom that begins our bill of rights.
Ted Cruz Tells Brody File: “Real Risk” Of Pastors Being Jailed For Preaching Against Homosexuality (+video)
By David Brody
When you subpoena one pastor, you subpoena every pastor. If government has the power to force the pulpit to knuckle under, if government has the power to insist that pastors hand over their sermons for government approval then we’ve lost the very first freedom that begins our bill of rights.
Ted Cruz Tells Brody File: “Real Risk” Of Pastors Being Jailed For Preaching Against Homosexuality (+video)
Oct 18, 2014 07:22 am
By Jason Howerton
Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson is blowing the whistle on alleged misconduct by the U.S. Secret Service during a January 2013 incident involving a man who reportedly made fake death threats against President Barack Obama on Facebook.
Nashville Police Chief Drops Major Allegation About Secret Service in Letter to House Oversight Committee
By Jason Howerton
Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson is blowing the whistle on alleged misconduct by the U.S. Secret Service during a January 2013 incident involving a man who reportedly made fake death threats against President Barack Obama on Facebook.
Nashville Police Chief Drops Major Allegation About Secret Service in Letter to House Oversight Committee
Oct 18, 2014 07:21 am
By David R. Sands
President Obama came perilously close to having to wash some dishes on his recent trip to New York.
Obama’s Credit Card Denied at Restaurant on New York City Trip
By David R. Sands
President Obama came perilously close to having to wash some dishes on his recent trip to New York.
Obama’s Credit Card Denied at Restaurant on New York City Trip
Oct 18, 2014 07:20 am
By Bradlee Dean
Most Americans are completely unaware that the “Father of our country,” George Washington, who would also be considered this country’s first “Commander-in-Chief” approved the dismissal from the service at Valley Forge in 1778 of Lt. Frederick Gotthold Enslin. Why did he do this? According to the orders, which are held at the Library of Congress, Enslin was “attempting to commit sodomy” with another soldier.
What The Founding Fathers Believed About Homosexuality
By Bradlee Dean
Most Americans are completely unaware that the “Father of our country,” George Washington, who would also be considered this country’s first “Commander-in-Chief” approved the dismissal from the service at Valley Forge in 1778 of Lt. Frederick Gotthold Enslin. Why did he do this? According to the orders, which are held at the Library of Congress, Enslin was “attempting to commit sodomy” with another soldier.
What The Founding Fathers Believed About Homosexuality
Oct 18, 2014 07:19 am
By JOSH BALL AND DANICA COTO
Hurricane Gonzalo crushed trees, flattened power lines and damaged Bermuda's main hospital during an hours-long battering that was the second pummeling of the tiny British territory by a powerful storm in less than a week.
Power Out, Trees Fall as Hurricane Crosses Bermuda
By JOSH BALL AND DANICA COTO
Hurricane Gonzalo crushed trees, flattened power lines and damaged Bermuda's main hospital during an hours-long battering that was the second pummeling of the tiny British territory by a powerful storm in less than a week.
Power Out, Trees Fall as Hurricane Crosses Bermuda
Oct 18, 2014 07:18 am
By SCOTT SMITH
Officials tried to trap and kill the bear but called off their attempt because it is doubtful the bear is still in the area near the man's home in Redway.
Most of California Man’s Body Eaten by Black Bear
By SCOTT SMITH
Officials tried to trap and kill the bear but called off their attempt because it is doubtful the bear is still in the area near the man's home in Redway.
Most of California Man’s Body Eaten by Black Bear
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