Russian President Vladimir Putin is already at the forefront of Internet censorship, cracking down on blogger freedom. Russia’s upper house of parliament just approved a… Read More
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Secretary of State John Kerry has recanted his statements about the possibility of Israel becoming “an apartheid state,” asserting that he does not believe “… Read More
The House Appropriations Committee, headed by Hal Rogers (R–KY), has completed three drafts of the 12 annual spending bills and expects to bring two of… Read More
The United Church of Christ has brought a lawsuit against the state of North Carolina, claiming the state’s marriage amendment violates their free exercise of… Read More
Barack Obama has been busy defending his dismal foreign policy record on his trip to Asia this week. At a press conference in the Philippines… Read More
The U.S. and other nations continue to impose sanctions on Russia following the retaking of Crimea and the presence of Russian troops in other parts… Read More
How could a man who is suspected of killing thousands of babies go unrecognized in Hollywood and the news media? It’s a question Dana Perino,… Read More
How does a hip congressman get his constituents to care about wonky issues in Washington? For Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis.), it came down to a… Read More
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Today, the Supreme Court is hearing oral argument in two cases exploring the authority of police to search cellphones taken from people who have been… Read More
House Republicans’ spring agenda will include votes to “replace” Obamacare with patient-centered health policies, to encourage charter schools as an option to failing public schools,… Read More
