With Barack Obama now admitting that the 5 released Taliban terrorists from Gitmo could come back to launch more terrorist attacks against the United States, Judge Andrew Napolitano rips Obama to shreds, warning this move by Obama is ‘blowing up…
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In any survival situation, looting will be a problem, especially in highly populated areas. Unfortunately, the worse the disaster is, the more looting that will take place, and the more daring looters will be. We must prepare to defend ourselves…
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Seven states, all led by Republican governors, are defying a federal law aimed at cracking down on the nationwide epidemic of prison rape—and on Wednesday, the Obama administration started calling them out. The law in question, the Prison Rape Elimination Act, was passed…
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Ken Vogel knows what it is like to get tossed out of a good party. Among us campaign finance reporters, Vogel is known as a fearless crasher of political fundraisers and invite-only donor schmoozefests, from which he is usually—but thankfully…
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Goldseek Radio is joined by Trends Journal publisher and trends forecaster Gerald Celente for a blockbuster show where Celente lets loose with not only the upcoming trends, but the “alarming trends” being seen and it all comes down to one…
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Back in January, U.S. District Judge Edmond Chang said that it is the government’s duty to protect constitutional rights in a ruling that overturned Chicago’s ban on the sale and transfer of firearms, ordinances that represented some of the toughest gun control…
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House Democrats introduced legislation Friday that would make it more difficult for people suffering mental illness to obtain a gun. The measure would ban the purchase or possession of firearms by anyone who has been involuntary committed to an outpatient medical facility…
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Once seemingly destined to become secretary of state, Susan Rice now holds a lower-profile job at the White House, juggling global crises for the president and trying to ensure his foreign policy priorities don't fall by the…
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As many as 227 million Americans may be compelled to disclose intimate details of their families and financial lives — including theirSocial Security numbers — in a new national database being assembled by two federal agencies. The Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Consumer…
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A new report issued by the World Bank (1) warns that food prices are skyrocketing globally, with wheat up 18 percent and corn up 12 percent this quarter. Ukraine, one of the largest wheat exporters in the world, has suffered…
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