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Education
Gay advocacy group urges government to relax school internet filters
An advocacy group is calling for the federal government to loosen Internet filters in schools as a way to assist…
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Law and Government
High court unanimously rules Obama lacked constitutional authority to make recess appointments
As the House of Representatives moves forward with plans to sue President Obama for failing “to faithfully execute the laws of…
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Economy
Busloads of illegal children: Obama’s latest fundamental transformation of the U.S.
Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free (take our handouts, and vote for us)… We were once…
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Law and Government
Judge rules against administration’s motion to quash IRS scandal lawsuit
Along with Tea Party groups, the scandal surrounding the IRS revealed the targeting of faith-based groups. One such group, Z…
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Economy
Dan Pfeiffer on how a president should govern when Congress won’t do its job
Dan Pfeiffer, former White House communications director and current senior advisor to the president, has an item at the Huffington Post that…
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Media
Ezra Klein has some stern words for all you dang young’uns with your youthful idealism
According to his bio, Ezra Klein is 30. So why is he assuming the persona of a crotchety old geezer…
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Media
Duck Dynasty redux: HGTV cancels home-flipping series with anti-gay hosts
“Outing” — the one-time fashionable practice of revealing that a person is a homosexual — is back, this time as…
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Law and Government
The Supremes get it right on public prayer
Yesterday the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Greece, New York, and its tradition of reciting a public prayer before City…
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Law and Government
Denver sheriffs department halts immigration detentions
The Denver Sheriffs Department (DSD) announced Wednesday it will no longer hold inmates for deportation at the request of the…
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Email Featured
Fifth grade worksheet: Founders wanted government to have ‘power over the states’
A fifth grade worksheet in Florida declares that the Federalists were different than the anti-federalists because they “believed in a strong…
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Law and Government
Kansas Jewish Center shooter: Sought public office twice as a Democrat
The individual arrested earlier this week as the suspected trigger-man behind the Kansas Jewish Centers shootings has a history of…
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Law and Government
Nevada ranch standoff becomes showdown over states’ rights *UPDATE*
The developing situation in Nevada is still an ongoing matter between ranch owner Cliven Bundy and the Bureau of Land…
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Media
Tweet of the Day: Controversial ‘Rolling Stone’ cover flunks U.S. history
UPDATE: In the original version of this article, I stated erroneously that no one signed the Constitution. Reader Gary Bainton pointed…
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Politics
Video: Maine council members refuse to stand for Pledge of Allegiance
What would Shakespeare do? It’s not a question often asked, but in this case it is not only appropriate but…
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Law and Government
Eric Cantor challenger: Offer of amnesty to children of illegals dishonors founders
The claim by House Republican leadership that the nation’s “founding principles” can be used to justify offering amnesty to the…
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Unyielding
Rep. Jackson Lee: U.S. ‘operating under’ Constitution for past 400 years
When any person in the public eye constantly has a camera or a microphone shoved in his face, more often…
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Unyielding
Democrats continue to revise (read: lie about) their own history
I have to hand it to Democrats. They are undoubtedly the World Heavyweight Champeens of what decent folks refer to…
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Unyielding
Federal court sides with school that banned wearing of U.S. flag shirts on Cinco de Mayo
Round 2 in a battle that could go as far as the U.S. Supreme Court was decided Thursday in favor…
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Quick Takes
Are pro and con only positions in gun debate? Maker of this ad says no
This space is often reserved for opinions. This time, however, the opinions are entirely yours. At issue is an “ad”…
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Law and Government
Ted Cruz chides media on Mark Levin Show: ‘Where is the press?’
One of the most troubling things about the Obama presidency is not so much his unlawful actions, but his complete…
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