Author: BPR Wire

A citizen petition calls for U.S. President Barack Obama to be banned from speaking in the British Parliament, following revelations that he plans a big intervention on “Brexit.”

The Washington, D.C. Council is pushing forward with a bill that provides tax-funded paid family leave for up to 16 weeks, but District Democrats are at odds over the controversial legislation.

Late Sunday evening, University of Missouri Interim Chancellor Hank Foley sent a campus-wide e condemning the actions of Melissa Click at two separate protests on Mizzou’s campus during the Fall 2015 semester. Foley pledged to meet with the school’s Board of Curators to discuss Click’s future, but did not indicate when such a meeting would take place.

Gun deaths among law enforcement have skyrocketed this year due largely to a slew of police officer deaths this week.

Gonzaga University has overturned its decision to close an upcoming lecture by Dinesh D’Souza to the public, conceding that the restriction was based on concerns about his words and views.

During a Sunday morning appearance on ABC’s “This Week,” Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer decried the intent of many Senate Republicans to prevent President Barack Obama from appointing the successor to deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.

A lawsuit filed Friday accuses Indiana-based union officials of allegedly storming a church-owned construction site to brutally assault nonunion construction workers.

In the wake of a major Supreme Court decision, a free market energy group is encouraging state governments to not comply with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) global warming rules.

People who identify as Democrats are far likely to be disappointed in their children if they marry someone with opposing political views.

The German government has released a video titled “Mein Jihad” to put a positive spin on the word often associated with radical Islam.

The faculty, administrators, and almost everybody else at a small Catholic college in Maryland are in full revolt because their current president allegedly tried to marginalize the school’s Catholic identity and attempted to summarily fire tenured professors for perceived disloyalty.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s lax approach to handling sensitive and classified national security information is plaguing a federal department the presidential candidate led for five years.