May 07, 2015 07:43 am
By Frances Martel
An unidentified “senior law enforcement official” says while the FBI had been aware of Garland, Texas jihadist attacker Elton Simpson for nearly a decade, they did not follow his violent, pro-jihad tweets. There's a reason why. . .
Official: FBI Overlooked Texas Shooter’s Violent Tweets Because ‘There Are so Many Like Him’
By Frances Martel
An unidentified “senior law enforcement official” says while the FBI had been aware of Garland, Texas jihadist attacker Elton Simpson for nearly a decade, they did not follow his violent, pro-jihad tweets. There's a reason why. . .
Official: FBI Overlooked Texas Shooter’s Violent Tweets Because ‘There Are so Many Like Him’
May 07, 2015 07:32 am
By Tim Hepher
The Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet in the French Alps rehearsed the fatal maneuver on the morning of the disaster - and more than once. . .
Mental Illness Theory in Question After News Germanwings Pilot “Painstakingly” Rehearsed Crash on Outbound Flight
By Tim Hepher
The Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a jet in the French Alps rehearsed the fatal maneuver on the morning of the disaster - and more than once. . .
Mental Illness Theory in Question After News Germanwings Pilot “Painstakingly” Rehearsed Crash on Outbound Flight
May 07, 2015 07:32 am
By Matt Wilstein
Whenever Fox News resident psychiatrist, Dr. Keith Ablow visits the Outnumbered couch, you expect controversy.
Fox’s Dr. Keith Ablow: ‘Men Should Be Able to Veto Women’s Abortions’ [+video]
By Matt Wilstein
Whenever Fox News resident psychiatrist, Dr. Keith Ablow visits the Outnumbered couch, you expect controversy.
Fox’s Dr. Keith Ablow: ‘Men Should Be Able to Veto Women’s Abortions’ [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:31 am
By Billy House
The U.S. Senate will take up legislation to give President Barack Obama the trade negotiating authority he wants “very soon,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
The Establishment’s Trans-Pacific Partnership Gets Boost as Mitch McConnell Vows Vote ‘Soon’
By Billy House
The U.S. Senate will take up legislation to give President Barack Obama the trade negotiating authority he wants “very soon,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
The Establishment’s Trans-Pacific Partnership Gets Boost as Mitch McConnell Vows Vote ‘Soon’
May 07, 2015 07:31 am
By WND
Warning that America's second civil war has already started, talk-radio host Michael Savage said President Obama would deputize and arm gang members such as the “Crips and the Bloods” to keep order in American streets.
Savage: Civil War has Started, Obama May Arm U.S. Gangs for Race War [+video]
By WND
Warning that America's second civil war has already started, talk-radio host Michael Savage said President Obama would deputize and arm gang members such as the “Crips and the Bloods” to keep order in American streets.
Savage: Civil War has Started, Obama May Arm U.S. Gangs for Race War [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:31 am
By News Editor
The Sun has the capacity to do more than fry electrical circuits and transformers across the globe
Scientists Spot Evidence for ‘Superflares,’ Blowing Away Anything We’ve Ever Seen
By News Editor
The Sun has the capacity to do more than fry electrical circuits and transformers across the globe
Scientists Spot Evidence for ‘Superflares,’ Blowing Away Anything We’ve Ever Seen
May 07, 2015 07:31 am
By Daniel Horowitz
If you poll any number of residents in semi-suburban neighborhoods close to major cities, you would likely find that an overwhelming majority feels that criminal justice laws are too fickle and police have not done enough to keep them safe.
#MobRule and the Forgotten Man [+video]
By Daniel Horowitz
If you poll any number of residents in semi-suburban neighborhoods close to major cities, you would likely find that an overwhelming majority feels that criminal justice laws are too fickle and police have not done enough to keep them safe.
#MobRule and the Forgotten Man [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:31 am
By News Editor
The anti-Israel boycott, divestment and sanctions movement suffered two resounding blows this week, in college campuses across the U.S.
Anti-Israel Protests Reverse Course, Starting to Fail in the US
By News Editor
The anti-Israel boycott, divestment and sanctions movement suffered two resounding blows this week, in college campuses across the U.S.
Anti-Israel Protests Reverse Course, Starting to Fail in the US
May 07, 2015 07:30 am
By Ellie Zolfagharifard and Jonathan O'Callaghan
Russian space agency Roscosmos believes debris from its out-of-control spaceship may hit Earth on Friday.
Russian Space Officials Warn Stricken Spacecraft Might Not Burn up Entirely in the Atmosphere, but No One Knows Where It Will Hit
By Ellie Zolfagharifard and Jonathan O'Callaghan
Russian space agency Roscosmos believes debris from its out-of-control spaceship may hit Earth on Friday.
Russian Space Officials Warn Stricken Spacecraft Might Not Burn up Entirely in the Atmosphere, but No One Knows Where It Will Hit
May 07, 2015 07:30 am
By Natalie Stone
The faith-based historical action drama Beyond the Mask is set to get a nationwide theatrical rollout following its on-demand debut in April.
Faith-Based Action Film ‘Beyond the Mask’ Nabs Distribution Deal [+video]
By Natalie Stone
The faith-based historical action drama Beyond the Mask is set to get a nationwide theatrical rollout following its on-demand debut in April.
Faith-Based Action Film ‘Beyond the Mask’ Nabs Distribution Deal [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:30 am
By Kate Mather, Gale Holland and Richard Winton
Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck said Wednesday he was "very concerned” by an officer’s fatal shooting of an unarmed homeless man in Venice.
LAPD Chief Concerned About Fatal Shooting of Unarmed Man in Venice [+video]
By Kate Mather, Gale Holland and Richard Winton
Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck said Wednesday he was "very concerned” by an officer’s fatal shooting of an unarmed homeless man in Venice.
LAPD Chief Concerned About Fatal Shooting of Unarmed Man in Venice [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:30 am
By Fox News
An outdoorsman and past character on National Geographic's reality show "Ultimate Survival Alaska" has been found shot dead, and Alaska State Troopers were investigating the case as a homicide.
‘Ultimate Survival Alaska’ Reality Star Found Shot Dead [+video]
By Fox News
An outdoorsman and past character on National Geographic's reality show "Ultimate Survival Alaska" has been found shot dead, and Alaska State Troopers were investigating the case as a homicide.
‘Ultimate Survival Alaska’ Reality Star Found Shot Dead [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:29 am
By Charles Billi
A woman is being credited for ending a hostage situation on Tuesday by doing this.
Pizza Hut Order Reveals Hostage Situation [+video]
By Charles Billi
A woman is being credited for ending a hostage situation on Tuesday by doing this.
Pizza Hut Order Reveals Hostage Situation [+video]
May 07, 2015 07:29 am
By Bernard Betancourt
The results are in on Tuesday night’s Anchorage Mayoral race, and they aren’t pretty. Aided by the Alaska media and Establishment Republicans, liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz won the mayoral runoff handily. Preliminary numbers showed Berkowitz finishing the night with 59% of the vote. Demboski received just under 41%. But the larger story of this race was the Alaska media’s slimming of yet another conservative candidate. After trumping up a story that accused Demboski of implying that Ethan Berkowitz believed in incest, Alaska Dispatch News then fanned the flames of public outrage, while allowing Mr. Berkowitz to brush the suggestion off as a “false and obscene accusation.” Demboski never implied any such thing. A local talk-radio host ambushed Demboski on air and pressed her to defend Berkowitz against Anchorage Baptist Temple Pastor Jerry Prevo, who merely repeated what he had been told on good authority that Berkowitz himself said, which was that a father should be allowed to marry his own son. Demboski, who heard Berkowitz radio show on which the comments were made, merely declined to speculate on what Berkowitz had said and referred the host to Berkowitz for an explanation of his comments. Meanwhile the press went on a feeding frenzy, hounding Demboski for an explanation of the Berkowtiz statement, and castigating her for steering the campaign into controversial waters. But when the tape emerged on Monday afternoon, proving that Mr. Berkowitz had indeed made the controversial statements and had further lied to cover it up, Alaska Dispatch News didn’t even deem the revelation deserving of its own headline. The local CBS television affiliate, KTVA, never reported the revelation of explosive audio recording, and election morning added insult to injury by announcing in a special segment on endorsements that Republican United States Senator Dan Sullivan had endorsed liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz for mayor. Sullivan had publicly endorsed Demboski a week earlier. Alaska Dispatch News had also written a hit piece on Demboski stemming from an almost 20-year-old divorce. It was completely unsubstantiated, and vicious. Both Establishment Republicans defeated by conservative Amy Demboski in the April 7th election, Dan Coffey and Andrew Halcro, declined to endorse when Demboski moved to the runoff, despite pre-election promises to do so. Not only did they decline to endorse, but they openly attacked Demboski in the press, on talk radio, and by social media. Andrew Halcro then endorsed liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz just days before the May 5th runoff. When the history of the 2015 Anchorage mayoral election is written, it will tell yet another sad tale of a corrupt Alaska media, and a divided Republican Party whose faithless Establishment wing once again delivered a victory for liberal progressives.
Alaska Media and Establishment Republicans Deliver Yet Another Electoral Victory for Liberal Progressives
By Bernard Betancourt
The results are in on Tuesday night’s Anchorage Mayoral race, and they aren’t pretty. Aided by the Alaska media and Establishment Republicans, liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz won the mayoral runoff handily. Preliminary numbers showed Berkowitz finishing the night with 59% of the vote. Demboski received just under 41%. But the larger story of this race was the Alaska media’s slimming of yet another conservative candidate. After trumping up a story that accused Demboski of implying that Ethan Berkowitz believed in incest, Alaska Dispatch News then fanned the flames of public outrage, while allowing Mr. Berkowitz to brush the suggestion off as a “false and obscene accusation.” Demboski never implied any such thing. A local talk-radio host ambushed Demboski on air and pressed her to defend Berkowitz against Anchorage Baptist Temple Pastor Jerry Prevo, who merely repeated what he had been told on good authority that Berkowitz himself said, which was that a father should be allowed to marry his own son. Demboski, who heard Berkowitz radio show on which the comments were made, merely declined to speculate on what Berkowitz had said and referred the host to Berkowitz for an explanation of his comments. Meanwhile the press went on a feeding frenzy, hounding Demboski for an explanation of the Berkowtiz statement, and castigating her for steering the campaign into controversial waters. But when the tape emerged on Monday afternoon, proving that Mr. Berkowitz had indeed made the controversial statements and had further lied to cover it up, Alaska Dispatch News didn’t even deem the revelation deserving of its own headline. The local CBS television affiliate, KTVA, never reported the revelation of explosive audio recording, and election morning added insult to injury by announcing in a special segment on endorsements that Republican United States Senator Dan Sullivan had endorsed liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz for mayor. Sullivan had publicly endorsed Demboski a week earlier. Alaska Dispatch News had also written a hit piece on Demboski stemming from an almost 20-year-old divorce. It was completely unsubstantiated, and vicious. Both Establishment Republicans defeated by conservative Amy Demboski in the April 7th election, Dan Coffey and Andrew Halcro, declined to endorse when Demboski moved to the runoff, despite pre-election promises to do so. Not only did they decline to endorse, but they openly attacked Demboski in the press, on talk radio, and by social media. Andrew Halcro then endorsed liberal Democrat Ethan Berkowitz just days before the May 5th runoff. When the history of the 2015 Anchorage mayoral election is written, it will tell yet another sad tale of a corrupt Alaska media, and a divided Republican Party whose faithless Establishment wing once again delivered a victory for liberal progressives.
Alaska Media and Establishment Republicans Deliver Yet Another Electoral Victory for Liberal Progressives
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