The U.S. is putting some of its most elite special operations combat troops on the ground for the first time in the year-plus fight against Islamic State (ISIS) militants. Their mission is simple – find and destroy all terror leadership in the region. Their targets include Al Bakr al-Baghdadi, the head… Read More
Chicago mayor sacks police chief over shooting outrage
Mayor Rahm Emanuel went on the offensive Tuesday, firing the city’s police superintendent a week after the release of a dash-cam video that showed a white Chicago officer fatally shooting a black teenager. Emanuel called a news conference to announce the dismissal of Garry McCarthy, who only days ago insisted… Read More
Obama letting in Muslim immigrants, not Christians
The opposition over President Barack Obama’s plans to accept 10,000 refugees from Syria over the next year has escalated in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris, with many Republicans questioning whether the United States can adequately screen Syrian migrants. Now, critics are starting to accuse the administration of… Read More
Trump: Pay me $5 million to debate
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump delighted his audience at a recent rally with a hilarious proposition for CNN, joking that he’s tempted to charge the network an appearance fee in the next GOP primary debate. Trump spoke to about 5,000 backers Monday at a rally in Georgia, telling how he’s… Read More
Case closed – Hillary emails were criminal
The latest release of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private emails has revealed that a shocking amount of classified data was shared through her private email server, a fact that may bolster an ongoing FBI investigation into Clinton. One in 20 of the latest Clinton emails released by the State Department… Read More
Privacy Alert: Congress ok’s massive government spying program
Big brother could be watching you – and now, you won’t be allowed to know why. That’s according to some critics of the latest government cybersecurity program that allows companies to secretly share information about their customers with the government. The proposed law is meant to encourage companies to hand… Read More
Clinton pal facing 20 years in prison
Former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was convicted Monday in a $5 million corruption case that took down one of the state’s most powerful politicians and stunned a capital that had become accustomed to scandal. Silver is a longtime friend and political ally of Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton, who will… Read More
Hillary proposes outrageous $275 billion tax hike
Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is promising her union backers and the rest of the voting public a new road and bridge system… to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars in new federal spending. On the hook for the bill would be many small businesses who rely on tax… Read More
Benghazi 2? American embassy bracing for attack
The U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan is warning of an “imminent attack” in the next two days. According to an official release, the embassy in the troubled Afghani capital Kabul “has received credible reports of an imminent attack… within the next 48 hours. During this period of heightened threat, the U.S…. Read More
Miracle in Utah? Bleeding communion appears to churchgoers
A miracle may have just occurred in Utah, right in time for Christmas. According to reports, the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City is investigating a Communion wafer that turned red in water, an event known as a “bleeding host” that many consider a miraculous sign from God. Church officials… Read More