| A 12-year-old child named Cade Pope recently had an odd problem. The Oklahoma boy wanted to cheer for a professional football team, but wasn’t sure which organization to support. His parents and brother cheered for different teams, and Cade wanted to decide who to root for on his own. Two weeks ago, Cade came up with a  Some of the largest retail chains in the U.S. just announced that they’re closing dozens of stores and laying off thousands of employees. Two of the brands with the most closures are Macy’s, which is shutting down 14 locations, and JCPenney, with 39 stores closing. Even worse, business experts say that there is a larger trend  A man is speaking out after emerging from a vegetative state that lasted 12 years – almost half of his life up until that point. Now, both he and his family are telling their amazing story. Martin Pistorius grew up in South Africa and, by all accounts, had a perfectly normal childhood up until the  A U.S. senator who served in the Iraq War has accused President Barack Obama of putting his own interests ahead of what’s best of the country. Arkansas Republican Sen. Tom Cotton, who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan as a U.S. Army officer, said that Obama is "risking our national security to secure a presidential legacy”  The Obama administration seems to have a real problem facing the truth. Recently, the White House refused to connect the terrorist attack in Paris to “radical Islam” — because it supposedly is not “accurate.” That bizarre statement came from Press Secretary Josh Earnest during a media briefing. NPR reporter Mara Liasson pointed out that the French  You can always count on Rep. Trey Gowdy not only to tell it like it is, but to do so with a rhetorical flourish worthy of a sitting congressman. During Wednesday morning’s debate over H.R. 240 to fund the Department of Homeland Security and attach amendments aimed at defunding President Barack Obama’s executive actions granting  In a move likely designed to demonstrate that House Republicans had spent at least a little time listening to the Americans who voted them into office in November, the House on Wednesday voted to block all spending on President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty grant. The 236-191 vote came as part of a spending bill for  President Obama is still taking flak for snubbing one of the largest pro-freedom of speech, anti-radical Islamist rallies to take place in recent memory. Not only did Obama skip out, but he didn’t even send in the JV team, which would include Vice President Joe Biden or Secretary of State John Kerry. The radical Islamist attack that left  Former U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ralph Peters, no stranger to controversial comments, blasted President Barack Obama on Monday for failing to appear at Sunday’s anti-terrorism rally in Paris, saying that Obama “chose the side of the terrorists.” Peters made the comments on the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom” during an interview with Martha MacCallum. Obama blamed  Last week, the world watched in horror as radical Islamic jihadist terrorists brutally slaughtered a number of journalists and cartoonists, for the deadly crime of drawing offensive pictures of Muhammad. In response, a number of journalism outlets around the world reprinted the offensive cartoons, and millions rallied in Paris over the weekend in solidarity against  |
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