Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., may be out of the presidential race for the White House, but he still seems to be following the orders of his former Republican donors.
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Want hot BPR News stories? Sign up for our morning news blastHERE Multiculturalism is working out great for Germany these days. A particular central German railway […]
Instead of leaving her audience howling in laughter Saturday night, comedian Margaret Cho left them railing in protest as she ranted about rape and white privilege.
Crazy parents in Orange, Connecticut, ruined an Easter egg hunt sponsored by PEZ Candy when they rushed the field where the eggs were hidden.
Several European countries have erected fences to keep migrants out, and, according to the numbers, every case appears to have a large impact.
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President Barack Obama can expect a fight from Congress over reported plans to give Iran access to U.S. financial markets.
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A Georgia man blew off his own leg this weekend while shooting at a lawnmower that he had packed with explosives.
Over the weekend, several sources reported that the story of Sen. Ted Cruz’s alleged sex scandal had been “shopped around” to several outlets by someone who was both anti-Cruz and anti-Trump, as opposed to Cruz’s speculation that it originated from the Donald Trump campaign.
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On Easter Sunday, former Donald Trump adviser and self-described Republican hit-man Roger Stone weighed in on the alleged extra-marital affairs of Sen. Ted Cruz and wondered why he isn’t suing the National Inquirer, the publication that bre the story.
Secretary of State John Kerry to to the Sunday talk shows Easter morning to defend President Barack Obama’s frivolous actions following the Brussels terrorist attack last week and to suggest the Republican presidential primary “is an embarrassment to our country.”
In the aftermath of the horrific attacks in Brussels, President Obama called for Americans to lead by “example” in being open to the acceptance of Syrian refugees.
