1776 COALITION 05/17/2016 OBAMA TRYING TO SELL A 'PIG IN A POKE' IS TRANSGENDER ISSUE!

Panama Papers reveal George Soros’ deep money ties to secretive weapons, intel investment firm Billionaire George Soros, who has spent millions of dollars financing Democrats and left-wing causes, used a controversial Panamanian law firm to establish a web of offshore investment partnerships that operate around the world and out of the scrutiny of U.S.... Read More

Reince Priebus: ‘Very difficult’ to win Senate races if top of ticket struggles Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said on Monday it’s “very difficult” to win Senate races without doing well at the top of the ticket, and hinted that a joint fundraising agreement between the RNC and presumptive GOP nominee Donald... Read More

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Obama says schools demanded advice on transgender bathrooms President Obama said Monday his administration directed schools to provide transgender bathrooms for students because school districts were imploring Washington for guidance to protect “vulnerable” children. “Kids who are sometimes in the minority, kids who have a different sexual orientation... Read More

Utah Gov. ‘Speed Dates’ With Lobbyists, Will ‘Meet Anywhere, Anytime’ Utah Governor Gary Herbert faces a strong challenge in the upcoming Republican primary and is marshaling his resources for the June 28 election. In a recent fundraising strategy session with his campaign team and allied lobbyists, which was recorded, Gov.... Read More

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Supreme Court sends ‘contraceptive mandate’ cases back to lower courts The Supreme Court decided not to decide Monday whether religious objectors must play a role in offering contraceptive coverage to their employees, instead sending seven cases back to federal appeals courts in search of an elusive compromise. The unanimous ruling... Read More

Iran cracks down on models posing without headscarves online Iranian police have arrested eight people in a new crackdown targeting "un-Islamic acts" online such as female models posting images of themselves without their hair covered, state media reported Monday, part of a larger cultural struggle in the Islamic Republic... Read More