President Barack Obama has just proposed a $10 tax on every barrel of oil produced in the U.S., but it was just five years ago the president warned making fuel expensive harms poor people the most.
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National veterans’ advocate Christopher Neiweem was back in his hometown of Chicago on Jan. 23, when he came down with a severe flu that lasted for than a day, and headed to the nearest 24/7 Department of Veterans Affairs emergency room…
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The refugees had previously been ordered to leave Norway for “bad behavior” and tried their luck in Russia. What they didn’t realize when they went out clubbing in Murmansk is that Russians have less tolerance…
The Phoenix City Council has decided to give up the practice of praying before meetings out of fear a Satanic group will participate in the tradition.
The Marine Corps is considering boosting acceptable weight limits for women.
Congressmen, President Barack Obama and faith leaders from around the country met for the annual prayer breakfast in Washington, D.C. Thursday. At the breakfast, House Minority Leader Democrat Nancy Pelosi to the opportunity to inve “the prophet Muhammad.”
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton supporters are circulating an astonishing screed published by a feminist writer on behalf of the struggling Democratic candidate.
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform (HOGR) Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz is slapping a subpoena on Office of Personnel Management Acting Secretary Beth Cobert after waiting months for documents about the agency’s massive security breaches.
A Kansas man pleaded guilty Wednesday to an Islamic State-inspired plot to bomb a military base.
Finland’s President Sauli Niinisto claimed that the current state of migration to Europe poses a challenge to Western values on Wednesday during a speech to parliament Wednesday.
A Kentucky District Court judge ruled in favor of a union’s lawsuit Wednesday in a decision that closes the door on individual counties adopting their own right-to-work laws.
The scientist who helped expose the Flint water scandal told a congressional hearing Wednesday the city’s “residents have been living a surreal experience” resembling George Orwell’s dystopia “1984.”
