Federal Judge Blocks Alabama’s Tough New Immigration Law
A federal district judge has blocked Alabama’s tough new immigration law from going into effect and says she will decide whether it is constitutional. ...
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Teacher Suspended for Calling Pupils “Future Criminals”
A teacher in Paterson, New Jersey, is in boiling water because she told her Facebook friends that some of her students were “future criminals.” ...
Under Mandated DREAM Act, Obama Eyes Amnesty, Halting Most Deportations
The Obama administration has taken the next logical step in implementing its amnesty plan for illegal aliens. Having officially declared the DREAM Act law even though it failed in...
Chicago Must Pay Nearly $30M, Hire 111 Blacks, in Firefighters’ Case
Taxpayers in Chicago must cough up at least $30 million and the Chicago Fire Department must hire 111 blacks pursuant to a lawsuit the city lost on appeal to...
All Detroit Public School Students to Get Free Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks
Starting this year, all children in Detroit’s public schools, from kindergarten through 12th grade, will receive free breakfast, lunch, and snacks, the school system has announced. ...
Fla. Teacher Investigated for Expressing Religious Beliefs on Facebook
School officials in Lake County, Florida, have reassigned a teacher for posting his religious beliefs on Facebook. Jerry Buell, last year’s teacher of the year at Mount Dora High...
West To CAIR Florida: “NUTS!”
Rep. Allen West, (R-Fla., left) offered Florida?s branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations a little history lesson in a letter to the group, and officials from CAIR don?t...
Napolitano: Dream Act Is Now De Facto Law
It’s official. Despite failing to pass the U.S. Congress, the federal DREAM Act is now de facto law. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has told Congress she will...
British Intelligence Plotted to Emasculate Hitler
If you thought the Central Intelligence Agency hatched a few wacky plots to get rid of Cuban communist dictator Fidel Castro, such as planting explosive sea shells on the...
Flash-Mob Attacks at Wis. Fair: Police to File Hate-crimes Charges
Police in Wisconsin will seek hate-crimes charges against a black teenager who confessed that race hatred motivated his attacks on whites at the Wisconsin State Fair on August 4....
Michigan Tosses 30,000 College Students Off Food Stamps
Officials in Michigan have finally ended a lucrative scam: attending college and collecting food stamps on the grounds of need. College kids in Michigan have been cheating the taxpayers...
Bloomberg Now Pushing Condoms on Students
Now that children in New York are learning that a couple named Bruce and Trevor can “marry,” they’re going to learn the fine art of unrolling condoms and using...
Jackie O: LBJ Had My Husband Killed
Jackie Onassis, the widow of President John F. Kennedy, believed Vice President Lyndon Johnson and a “cabal of Texas tycoons” plotted and carried out the assassination of her philandering...
Philadelphia, Milwaukee City Officials: Black Violence Must Stop
City officials in Philadelphia and Milwaukee (including Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, left) have ripped the mask off flash mobs and denounced not “inner city youths” or “teens,” as the...
ICE: State Cooperation Not Needed to Run Secure Communities Program
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Chief John Morton (left) has terminated the federal Secure Communities program with nearly 40 states, the Arizona Republic reports. Secure Communities is a...
Hoyer, Boehner Cost Taxpayers $35,000 for 2010 Breakfast, Lunch Mtgs.
Republicans and Democrats may be at loggerheads about the debt ceiling and what to cut from the budget, but they agree on one thing: It’s OK to bill the...
Tough Immigration Controls Save Denmark $10 Billion in 10 Years
If a country wishes to save its taxpayers some money, it should enact stiff immigration laws. That’s the conclusion of a report from the Danish Integration Ministry, according to...
16 Nations File Briefs Against Alabama’s New Immigration Law
Sixteen nations, all of them sources of illegal aliens who cross Mexico’s border into the United States, have filed briefs concurring with the U.S. Justice Department’s lawsuit against Alabama...
LGBT-Seeking Detectives Find Many On Network TV
Professional homosexual activists undoubtedly broke out the pink champagne recently when their television analysts finally finished the “Network Responsibility Index” for 2010-2011. ...
Report: U.S. Spends 60 Percent Of Debt-Ceiling Increase In One Day
Hours after Congress voted to raise the debt ceiling, the national debt rose enough to consume 60 percent of $400 billion allowed. According to the Washington Times, spending shot up...