An Iraqi soldier opened fire on a U.S. military team Saturday, killing two American soldiers and wounding three, the U.S. military said, in an attack... »
Politics
Guns bought this year could outfit 2 armies
Guns purchased legally in the United States this year could outfit two armies – and not just any armies, the armies of China and India, according to new government reports cited by a website for sport-shooting enthusiasts. The federal National Instant Criminal Background Check System database statistics show there were more than 3.7 million background checks during the first three months... »
U.S. sovereignty on swap block
The Obama administration is preparing to swap U.S. sovereignty for a higher level of U.S. presence at the United Nations, a plan that has alarmed officials working to protect the rights of Americans, specifically the parental rights that traditionally have been recognized across the nation's history. Michael Farris, founder of the Home School Legal Defense Association and chancellor of Patrick Henry... »
Parental rights already being lost
Supporters of a plan to amend the U.S. Constitution to include parental rights are warning moms and dads across the United States they already are losing their rights to make decisions regarding their children's health, education, welfare, finances, sex education, access to abortion and even leisure time. "The erosion is upon us," said Michael Farris, founder of the Home School Legal... »
Napolitano: Closing border not the answer to flu
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano defended the government's response at a press conference Monday afternoon as reporters asked her about the risk of asymptomatic swine flu carriers entering the country. Napolitano said the strategy of identifying and isolating those who seem ill and try to cross into the United States was adequate given the circumstances, as a reporter asked if closure... »
Ground Zero memorial: ‘Made in China’
It used to be called the "Freedom Tower," built by Americans in memory of 9/11, but the building planned to be constructed at Ground Zero has had its name changed to One World Trade Center, and according to a Pennsylvania newspaper's editorial, should now be stamped "Made in China." The editorial board at Harrisburg's Patriot-News made the charge after learning that... »
Swine flu fears close schools in NY, Texas, Calif.
Cleaning crews spent the day scrubbing down every desk, chair and classroom at a New York City high school. Infected students wore surgical masks as they recovered in their beds. Anxious parents woke their children at night to check their temperature. The same strain of swine flu that was suspected in the deaths of 103 people in Mexico has infected at... »
As flu hits, holes in W.H. health team
The Obama administration declared a “public health emergency” Sunday to confront the swine flu — but is heading into its first medical outbreak without a secretary of Health and Human Services or appointees in any of the department’s 19 key posts. President Barack Obama has not yet chosen a surgeon general or the head of the Centers for Disease Control and... »
100 Days, 100 Mistakes for Obama
1. "Obama criticized pork barrel spending in the form of 'earmarks,' urging changes in the way that Congress adopts the spending proposals. Then he signed a spending bill that contains nearly 9,000 of them, some that members of his own staff shoved in last year when they were still members of Congress. 'Let there be no doubt, this piece of... »
New law to ‘manage’ 8 million ‘volunteers’
President Obama today signed into law the "GIVE Act," H.R. 1388, which massively expands the National Service Corporation and allocates to it billions of dollars, and one executive for the program now says it will allow for the "managing" of up to 8 or 9 million people. WND has reported on plans to create the corps since Obama told a campaign... »
Pentagon official blames U.S. for al-Qaida attacks
She believes al-Qaida was an "obscure group" turned into a massive threat due to U.S. policies. She's referred to former President Bush as "our torturer in chief" and a "psychotic who need(s) treatment" while comparing Bush's arguments for waging a war on terrorism to Adolf Hitler's use of political propaganda. She's worked on behalf of George Soros' philanthropic foundation. Meet Rosa Brooks, the... »
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- Economic growth likely slowed in 2nd quarter July 30, 2010 Jeannine Aversa
- PRUDEN: Just another day at Ways and Means July 30, 2010 Wesley Pruden
- Sherrod vows to sue Breitbart July 30, 2010 Kathryn Watson
- Youth charged in attack on white rap fan July 30, 2010
- Rangel hit with 13 ethics charges July 30, 2010 Sean Lengell
- Rangel hit with 13 ethics charges July 30, 2010 Sean Lengell
- Rangel hit with 13 ethics charges July 30, 2010 Sean Lengell
- Rangel hit with 13 ethics charges July 30, 2010 Sean Lengell
- Error estimate for Arlington graves soars July 30, 2010 Joseph Weber
- Error estimate for Arlington graves soars July 30, 2010 Joseph Weber
