Politics
Occupy Wall Street: A Drive for One-World Gov’t?
Over the course of the last few weeks, the Occupy Wall Street protests have increased in size and volume, and have been given...
Rick Perry’s Islamist Connections
Texas Governor and Republican presidential hopeful Rick Perry is no stranger to controversy. Perry’s record as Governor is marred by numerous instances of...
Read moreSenate Bans Further DOJ Gunwalking Operations
Responding to the fierce controversy and surprising developments surrounding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' (ATF) botched Operation Fast and Furious...
Read more11th Circuit Upholds Most of Alabama’s Immigration Law
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Judicial Circuit has upheld almost all of Alabama’s tough immigration law, frustrating the Obama administration...
Read moreRon Paul’s Bold Budget Plan Draws Cheers, Jeers
“Ron Paul has now walked the budget-cutting walk he’s been talking about.” The words of Investor’s Business Daily’s Andrew Malcolm sum up most...
Read moreFact-checking Nevada’s Republican Debate
Following Tuesday's Republican presidential debate, a number of different news sources scrambled to check the accuracy of several different statements made by the...
Read more2012 Election: How Influential Is Wall Street?
As the Occupy Wall Street protests have gained momentum over the last few weeks, many have pointed out that the protesters' anger is...
Read moreWith Five Weeks to Go, the Supercommittee Has Stalled
With five weeks to go to create an agreement that will cut at least $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next...
Read moreCalifornia’s Governor Brown Delivers for Labor Unions
According to Katy Grimes of the Sacramento-based investigative reporting website Cal Watchdog for October 19, "For unions, Governor Jerry Brown is the governor...
Read moreDebate: Republicans Agree to Continue Foreign Aid Funding (Except Ron Paul)
The Republican candidates for President agreed at the October 18 CNN Las Vegas debate that, despite the federal deficit crisis, they wanted to...
Read moreThe Farm Subsidy Bait and Switch
Anyone trying to figure out why Americans don’t trust their elected officials need look no further than an October 17 New York Times...
Read moreTexas Students Required to Pledge Allegiance to Mexico
Should American high school students be required to recite the pledge of allegiance? This is a question which has generated controversy over the...
Read moreState Dept Says Mexican Drug Cartels Akin to Terrorists
There has been a growing push from Americans, particularly those along the Mexican border, for the federal government to label the Mexican drug...
Read moreStudy Confirms Ron Paul Blacked Out by Media
It has oft been a bone of contention by Ron Paul supporters nationwide that he has been either ignored or misrepresented by the...
Read moreObama Bus Tour Intersects Two Key Electoral States
President Obama is venturing to charm American voters this week during an East Coast bus tour that will intersect parts of North Carolina...
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