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Sec. of State John Kerry sued to force action on Clinton emails
The watchdog group Judicial Watch announced today that it has filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State John Kerry in the…
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City of Los Angeles will spend over $70 million implementing ‘ethnic studies’ in schools
Los Angeles plans to implement a district-wide ethnic studies curriculum, but it has run into a massive $70 million roadblock. Last fall,…
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New York State Assembly passes single-payer health care bill
In what is seen as a largely symbolic gesture, the New York State Assembly has voted 89-47 in favor of a…
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Tweet of the Day: Apple’s solar panels catch fire as it touts green data centers
It ain’t easy being green. Rooftop solar panels on an Apple-owned facility in Mesa, Ariz., caught fire Tuesday morning, lighting…
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President Obama wants to renew Patriot Act, but what would (did) Senator Obama say?
President Obama is calling on the Senate to renew the Patriot Act, a program that allows the government to collect bulk data…
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Which presidential candidate is drawing fire for too many white faces at campaign events?
The diversity gods are angry, and the target of their wrath is (horrors!) Hillary Rodham Clinton. Painful but true. At a…
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Bill Clinton created private shell company as ‘pass-through’ for payments
Bill and Hillary Clinton used a legal loophole to avoid reporting some of their income on financial statements. The latest…
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Labor judge to union: Stop threatening to physically attack dissidents
When a union is reprimanded by a member of Barack Obama’s pro-labor National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) you know that things…
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Senate blocks reform of NSA surveillance and Patriot Act extension
The Senate blocked reauthorization of the Patriot Act early Saturday, and left for Memorial Day recess without a clear plan to…
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UC San Diego coeds stage topless ‘Free the Nipple’ rally (Video)
According to the calendar, protesters at the University of California San Diego are either two months late or ten months…
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Federal court rules that pro-life views are ‘patently offensive’
A new decision by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals holds that New York’s state government has the right to…
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Hillary was pushing for tax breaks to benefit Clinton Library donors
The Associated Press has revealed a new conflict-of-interest story involving the Clintons. Documents show that during the last year of Bill Clinton’s presidency,…
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In defense of ‘Game of Thrones’ (or at least the parts liberals don’t seem to get)
The sixth episode of season five of “Game of Thrones” aired on May 17, once again prompting controversy and invoking…
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Happy Memorial Day: Obama quietly releases plans for 2,300 regulations just before 3-day weekend
Once again, the most transparent administration in the history of the universe has stealthily released its spring regulatory agenda, which includes…
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More countries caught manipulating their climate data
Weather agencies in Australia, Paraguay and Switzerland may be manipulating temperature data to create a sharper warming trend than is present in…
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Where Sally Kohn goes wrong in her lament about media double standard on race
It’s rare to hear the left complain about media bias without mentioning Fox News by name, but in her latest act of…
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High cost of green energy hitting pocketbooks of poorest Texans hardest
“Green” power is smacking Texans with higher utility bills, but Democratic lawmakers in Austin, aided by wayward Republicans, don’t care.…
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Video: Announcing the Evan Sayet comedy tour
Ask any liberal, and he will tell you that the left has a monopoly on (1) intellect, (2) tolerance, and (3)…
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Meet the ‘new’ Boy Scouts of America, where water gun fighting is verboten
This is not your father’s Boy Scouts. In fact, it sounds a lot like your grandmother’s Boy Scouts. The century-old organization, which…
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Poll: Voters want Stephanopoulos banned from covering 2016 campaign
According to a Rasmussen poll out today, a plurality (46%) of likely voters want George Stephanopoulos banned from covering the 2016 presidential campaign because…
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Supreme Court expands gun rights for felons
The Supreme Court expanded gun rights for felons Monday by ruling that they are allowed them to keep the proceeds from…
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