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The unintended consequences of leftist policies.
It was one of those little stories that most people miss, even more so when it is released during a heated presidential election. But it is one that is critically important because it represents an unprecedented power grab by the one profession that has arguably done more damage to America than any other. If Americans don't demand an end to this nonsense, we have no one to blame but ourselves. The details of the story are both simple and infuriating: a New York appeals court in has ruled that a former high school athlete shot in 2003 can sue -- the companies that made and distributed the handgun used to shoot him.
Will the crucial Proposition 32 initiative be approved this November by Golden State voters?
Leftist environmental policies are hurting the little guy the most.
Election results in the Republic of Georgia stoke fears of rising Russian sway over its old stomping grounds.
The New York Times and Obama campaign exchange talking points.
Bombshell raw video and what it reveals about the president.
Unhealthy people purposely exposed to what the agency defines as lethal amounts of toxic gas.
Damning new details emerging in Fast and Furious and Benghazi debacles.
Last week the video of the so-called "free phone lady" went viral. "Everybody in Cleveland know (sic) minority got Obama phone," the woman in the video contended. "Keep Obama in (sic) president, you know? He gave us a phone. He gonna do more." The concept of "going viral" refers to the idea that something people see or hear strikes them in such a visceral way, they feel almost compelled to share it with others. So what struck a national nerve here? Before proceeding, it should be noted that the comment section that usually accompanies YouTube videos has been disabled for this one. That disablement neatly ties into the first and most obvious reason this video has been disseminated far and wide: race. While it is undoubtedly politically incorrect to say so, there is little doubt a black woman who essentially reveals herself to be semi-literate, very likely a ward of the state, and definitely invested in receiving at least one "free" government giveaway, validates a certain racial stereotype in the minds of many who watched the video.
Even the European Union is delaying key decisions until after November.
Pro-Western activist Moustafa Geha lives to tell his story following an assassination attempt.
"Glee meets the Russian Revolution."
The Democratic Senate candidate's past is catching up with her.
A Gallup Poll reveals three-in-five Americans have little faith in the Fourth Estate.
It's not often one gets the pleasure of seeing two detestable and duplicitous entities square off against each other. Thus it was more than enjoyable watching that nest of vipers known as the U.S. State Department square off their fellow vipers at CNN. It seems the network obtained the personal journal of slain Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens, and used it to broadcast news reports based on it contents, despite requests by Stevens' family that they not do so. CNN's rationale? "CNN did not initially report on the existence of a journal out of respect for the family, but we felt there were issues raised in the journal which required full reporting, which we did," the network said in a statement. Got that? We didn't tell you we have a journal, or that we a broke a promise to Stevens' family not to use it, but there was too much juicy stuff in it to resist, so we decided to use it anyway -- and all of these machinations constitute "full reporting."
But report doesn't go far enough.
But pro-illegal alien crusaders are gearing up for a fight.
The Department of Justice and media "monitor" coordinate attacks against administration enemies.
Terrorists released after Qaddafi's overthrow allegedly responsible for deadly Libya embassy attack.
