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GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE—Victims of the 9/11 terror attacks expressed shock that the FBI may be meddling in the hearings here, and some speculated that it is part of an effort by the Obama administration to completely derail the hearings and force them into federal court stateside.
Expired federal tax credits for the wind industry are in front of Congress again, but the political future for the long-standing subsidies is anything but safe, according to a new report.
Gun owners in upstate New York gathered yesterday to protest Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D.) controversial anti-gun law and shredded SAFE Act registration cards the day they were required to register their weapons.
Colorado Democrats will attempt to push through one of the most extreme pro-abortion laws in the country on Wednesday evening.
A former member of President Barack Obama’s National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) warned policymakers Wednesday that unions and Obama’s labor appointees could undermine the principles of worker choice by transforming U.S. labor law.
A Democratic congressman is attempting to tie the standoff over publicly owned lands in Nevada to a conservative policy group long reviled by the left in what the group says is a baseless and politically motivated attack.
BUNKERVILLE, NEV.—For some, the story of Cliven Bundy and his 20-year fight against the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is about one man’s refusal to pay grazing fees on public land he doesn’t own.
For the family, and scores of supporters that have come to his aid in the face of aggressive force used by the federal government, what happened in Bunkerville, Nev. is about the “rise of the West.”
DUBAI (Reuters) – President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday international sanctions on Iran would unravel in months following negotiations with world powers on its nuclear program, the official IRNA news agency reported.
Russia’s Washington-based media empire is under federal investigation for racial discrimination in the workplace after at least three of its radio journalists complained they were subjected to or witnessed racial insults from management, unequal treatment of black employees, and retaliatory firings.
KIEV (Reuters) – Pro-Russia separatists on Wednesday seized six armored personnel carriers from the Ukrainian armed forces with the help of Russian agents, Ukraine’s defense ministry said.
Iran announced that it has armed its warships with a new generation of cruise missiles and warned the West that its response to “any threat” will be “more deadly and heavier,” according to regional media reports.
Latin America is now the world’s most violent region but is receiving less U.S. military and financial assistance, according to a recent report and other figures.
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE—Prison guards here at the Guantanamo Bay prison are attacked on a “daily basis” by detainees, according to Commander John Filostat, a prison spokesman for the Joint Task Force (JTF) Guantanamo.
As Sen. Mark Begich (D., Alaska) seeks to shore up his energy policy credentials, a now-bankrupt green energy company to which he steered federal subsidies could cloud his message.
(Reuters) – Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the air force to adopt an integrated air and space defence capability, in what state media on Tuesday called a response to the increasing military use of space by the United States and others.
DONGGUAN/HONG KONG (Reuters) – Thousands of workers at a giant Chinese shoe factory shrugged off an offer for improved social benefits on Tuesday, prolonging one of the largest strikes in China in recent years amid signs of increased labor activism as the economy slows.
The State Department issued a travel warning on Wednesday warning U.S. citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Ukraine.
Nevada Democrat Erin Bilbray says she would have voted in favor of Operation Iraqi Freedom if she were in Congress at the time.
Confidential U.S. assessments show the Afghanistan government is not prepared to take over and govern when the United States withdraws its troops, the Washington Times reports.
A 47-year-old man was killed Monday evening in a terror attack near Hebron, Israel, according to Israel Hayom.
Al Qaeda leaders were able to hold a large meeting somewhere in south Yemen despite U.S. drone warfare targeting that region, according to a video published on Hot Air.
Democrat Sean Eldridge, who has spent nearly a million dollars of his husband’s money in an effort to win a New York congressional seat while decrying money in politics, spurned a call from his opponent on Tuesday to limit campaign spending in the race.
Arkansas Republican Senate candidate Rep. Tom Cotton outraised incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor in the first three months of 2014, marking the third consecutive quarter that Cotton has outraised his opponent.
Democrat Sean Eldridge’s campaign raised a little over $520,000 in the first quarter of this year. Nearly half came from the candidate himself.
Spc. Joshua Tucker was reunited with the specialized service dog he was deployed with in Afghanistan after spending years apart, according to the Army Times.
The political action committees launched in November by John Bolton, former United Nations ambassador, have raised nearly $2 million so far, National Review reports.
The Census Bureau is changing the way it conducts its annual survey on health coverage in a way that will make it nearly impossible to measure the impact of Obamacare.
Pizza chain Domino’s will introduce this week a pizza made on a fried chicken crust.
To counterbalance the government taking away our money this Tax Day, many businesses are offering freebies to help people through the day.
Republican Ed Gillespie announced Tuesday that his Senate campaign in Virginia raised $2.2 million in the first quarter, more than any other non-incumbent GOP Senate candidate.
An “anti-terrorist operation” against pro-Russian separatists has begun, acting Ukrainian President Oleksander Turchynov announced Tuesday.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has filed a lawsuit against the IRS for delaying its response to the committee’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R.) said he will withdraw Louisiana from Common Core’s test group of states if the state legislature will not, according to the Times Picayune.
Expired federal tax credits for the wind industry are in front of Congress again, but the political future for the long-standing subsidies is anything but safe, according to a new report.
The State Department issued a travel warning on Wednesday warning U.S. citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Ukraine.
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE—Victims of the 9/11 terror attacks expressed shock that the FBI may be meddling in the hearings here, and some speculated that it is part of an effort by the Obama administration to completely derail the hearings and force them into federal court stateside.
Gun owners in upstate New York gathered yesterday to protest Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D.) controversial anti-gun law and shredded SAFE Act registration cards the day they were required to register their weapons.
Colorado Democrats will attempt to push through one of the most extreme pro-abortion laws in the country on Wednesday evening.
Nevada Democrat Erin Bilbray says she would have voted in favor of Operation Iraqi Freedom if she were in Congress at the time.
A former member of President Barack Obama’s National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) warned policymakers Wednesday that unions and Obama’s labor appointees could undermine the principles of worker choice by transforming U.S. labor law.
A Democratic congressman is attempting to tie the standoff over publicly owned lands in Nevada to a conservative policy group long reviled by the left in what the group says is a baseless and politically motivated attack.
BUNKERVILLE, NEV.—For some, the story of Cliven Bundy and his 20-year fight against the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is about one man’s refusal to pay grazing fees on public land he doesn’t own.
For the family, and scores of supporters that have come to his aid in the face of aggressive force used by the federal government, what happened in Bunkerville, Nev. is about the “rise of the West.”
DUBAI (Reuters) – President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday international sanctions on Iran would unravel in months following negotiations with world powers on its nuclear program, the official IRNA news agency reported.
Confidential U.S. assessments show the Afghanistan government is not prepared to take over and govern when the United States withdraws its troops, the Washington Times reports.
A 47-year-old man was killed Monday evening in a terror attack near Hebron, Israel, according to Israel Hayom.
Al Qaeda leaders were able to hold a large meeting somewhere in south Yemen despite U.S. drone warfare targeting that region, according to a video published on Hot Air.
Russia’s Washington-based media empire is under federal investigation for racial discrimination in the workplace after at least three of its radio journalists complained they were subjected to or witnessed racial insults from management, unequal treatment of black employees, and retaliatory firings.
