GOP USA 04/09/2015

Rand Paul blasts media for bias Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul today blasted "national media people" for slanting coverage with "their own political beliefs," hours after getting in an early morning on-air spat with "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie.

U-M reverses course, will show 'American Sniper' After a day filled with intense controversy, the University of Michigan reversed course late Wednesday night and decided to show the movie "American Sniper" at its originally scheduled time and place.

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Yawning Over the Left's Pizza Bullies The Old Media loathes the New Media as unreliable, but have no right to pass judgment. Increasingly, they are prone to leap into news stories based on their own liberal social media networks. Look no further than the new Indiana religious freedom law. They could not get enough of those angry tweets from Hillary Clinton and public-policy geniuses like Miley Cyrus.

Biden: I make a lot money as vice president Vice President Joe Biden stated that home ownership helped him pay for his children's college education, but also said that nowadays he makes "a lot of money."

Still uneasy about Common Core? Wait until you find out who birthed it Though implementation of Common Core is credited to -- or blamed on -- the Obama administration, an education analyst says the foundation was laid by Hillary Clinton in the 1980s.

Slow-Motion Justice Justice has been done in Boston, but it's not finished. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been found guilty in the Boston Marathon terrorism bombing. The verdict Wednesday was no surprise.

Sharpton inserts himself into S. Carolina police shooting As an act of violence once again focuses the nation on the relationship between law enforcement and minorities, the Rev. Al Sharpton said Wednesday that his civil rights organization will stand with the family of the black South Carolina man fatally shot by a white police officer.