A 15-year-old German girl of Moroccan descent stabbed a police officer Friday in Hannover, Germany, in what now appear to be a jihadist attack.
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An Illinois veteran in distress called the Department of Veterans Affairs’ suicide hot in July 2015, but no one picked up. So, he laid down on nearby train tracks and waited for death.
The Army has recently delayed the separation of Sgt. Charles Martland, the Green Beret who attacked an Afghan rapist in 2011, but GOP Rep. Vern Buchanan is demanding the service quit playing games and reinstate him immediately.
Federal workers are far likely to be audited by the IRS or get arrested for drunk driving than they are to be fired from the civil service payroll for poor performance or misconduct.
Rutgers University president Robert Bachi is calling on his university to stand up for free speech after a student group hosted controversial speaker and Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
The Affordable Care Act hasn’t just caused premiums to skyrocket across the country, out-of- costs are also on the rise.
An Egyptian immigrant in the U.S. on a student visa is getting deported after making threatening remarks about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump…
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Former Gov. Mitt Romney will give a speech Thursday morning on the state of the 2016 presidential race, in what some are speculating could be part of a last-ditch establishment plan to defeat Donald Trump.
Cybersecurity expert and Libertarian Party presidential candidate John McAfee said Apple could unlock the San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone for the FBI in about half an hour.
John Podesta reportedly has “serious questions” about the integrity of State Department Inspector General Steve Linick, but there are also significant ethical issues concerning Hillary Clinton’s national campaign chairman.
‘We are not sovereign any more’; Dutch gov’t exposes at least 30 refugees as suspected war criminals
The Netherlands let at least 30 suspected war criminals into the country under refugee status last year, a government investigation found Monday.
The chief diversity officer at the University of Missouri (MU) has authored a letter sharply reprimanding the school’s black activist movement, urging it to stop relying on threats and impossible demands.
