GOP USA MIDDAY REPORT 04/23/2015

Michael Brown parents sue city of Ferguson in wrongful death lawsuit The parents of Michael Brown on Thursday sued the city of Ferguson, Missouri, and the police officer who killed their son, in a wrongful death lawsuit seeking financial damages and a court order against racially biased policing.

N.C. Appeals Court overturns student's weapons conviction The North Carolina Court of Appeals on Tuesday reversed the 2013 conviction of then High Point University student Anna Huckelba on weapons charges resulting from her arrest at a university office on Christmas Day 2012.

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US drone strike kills American and Italian hostages Two al-Qaida hostages, one American and one Italian, were accidentally killed near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border by a United States counterterrorism drone strike, the White House said Thursday.

Citizens' Commission on Benghazi Report, One Year Later April 22nd marked the one-year anniversary of the Citizens' Commission on Benghazi's (CCB) 2014 Interim Report illuminating key details about the ongoing Benghazi scandal.

Obamacare has led to growth in food stamps in some states President Barack Obama's health care law has had a surprising side effect: In some states, it appears to be enticing more Americans to apply for food stamps, even as the economy improves.

What does the Freedom from Religion group really stand for? The Freedom From Religion Foundation's purpose, allegedly, is to maintain separation of church and state. But it appears the group simply tries to make headlines. Otherwise, it's difficult to explain its self-contradictory statements.

Obama orders America to 'welcome' millions of illegals, migrants Consistent with his agenda to fast-track his executive amnesty, President Barack Obama is demanding American citizens welcome millions of undocumented immigrants and refugees into their neighborhoods in keeping to his "centralized" plan to "take care of their needs."