“The traffic stop occurred. These people were acquainted. What happened is subject to controversy right now as you can tell from the factual reports from the varying witnesses. But, Mr.
On bullying and suicides by gay teens, including two teens in Tennessee in recent months:"That bullying thing is the biggest lark out there." "There are sexually confused children who could be pushed into a lifestyle that I don’t think is appropriate ............ …
Let's take a moment today to salute a brave American hero. A man who saw through the amoral haze of today's society and who had the courage to stand up for what's right, even in the face of an unstoppable tide of modernity and vice. That man is Oklahoma legislator Ralph Shortey.
The meeting was reportedly to see if Soghanalian could try to solicit, via a $10 million payment, the influence of her then-husband, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, to do anything about the U.S.
Speaking at one of the state's premier public universities—rocked by fiscal shortfalls and a Republican-dominated state government that's gutted the humanities—Santorum's message on education was notably different than just one day prior.
In 2011, American businesses created the most jobs in any year since 2005. In fact, the private sector has added nearly 3.2 million jobs in the last 22 months. These numbers are proof that we are steadily climbing out of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
The two leaders could be seen engaged in an intense conversation at the base of Air Force One's steps.
With the Supreme Court just two months away from hearing a historic legal challenge to the 2010 health law, nearly 60 percent of the public expects the justices to depend more on personal ideology than a legal analysis of the individual mandate, according to the Kaiser Fam …
If you missed the press conference after the State Department announcement that the Keystone XL pipeline had been canceled, you missed a heck of a show. House Speaker John Boehner was mad. And the Republican lawmakers behind him were furious.
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer traded words with President Obama after she greeted him at a Phoenix airport Wednesday. Brewer and Obama "spoke intensely for a few minutes" after he landed at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, according to a White House pool report.
Republican Progressives has not initiated any private discussions.