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Many times, “wrongful death” is at the root cause of a lawsuit, but what happens in the case of a “wrongful birth” charge?
In West Palm Beach, Florida, a couple sued a doctor and an ultrasound technician for negligence. The two claimed that they would...
President Bill Clinton was the first black president, but is President Barack Obama “the first Jewish president?”
While this startling insinuation isn’t definitively made in the latest issue of New York Magazine, writer John Heilemann toes the line,...
A common discussion point during Sunday‘s news programs was the announcement of President Obama’s proposed new tax on high income earners, dubbed the “Buffet Rule.” The proposal will ensure that millionaires “pay at least the same percentage of their...
A new faith coalition out in Cleveland, Ohio, raises some interesting questions about the intermingling of organized religion and leftist politics.
The founding of the Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC), a group that describes itself as “a non-...
Solyndra, the solar panel firm that recently filed for bankruptcy, and the firm that is quickly becoming the focal point of the Obama administration’s first scandal after accepting federal loans that were possibly based on bad data, is becoming an even...
As part of his warmed-over jobs plan, President Obama is repackaging "Buy American" stimulus subsidies to help hard-hit homegrown businesses. At the same time, however, Congress is pushing to expand a fraud-riddled investor program that puts U.S....
Read the 10 Planks of The Communist Manifesto to discover the truth and learn how to know your enemy...
Karl Marx describes in his communist manifesto, the ten steps necessary to destroy a free enterprise system and replace it with a system of omnipotent...
When Ronald Reagan ran for re-election in 1984, his slogan was "Morning in America." For Barack Obama, it's more like midnight in a coal mine.
The sputtering economy is about to stall out, unemployment is high, his jobs program may not pass, foreclosures...
So much for the “Dissent Is Patriotic” talk that was popular with Dems during the George W. Bush era.
Trying to fire up the crowd at Saturday night’s Palm Beach County Democratic Party fundraising dinner, County Commissioner Burt Aaronson suggested a new...
3,000 American flags that each represented a victim of 9/11 were planted at a city park in Canton, Georgia, but found their way to trash cans and the floor of the Cherokee County Courthouse. CBS Atlanta reports that the organizers who planted the...
An upcoming appearance by President George W. Bush at a Toronto, Canada, university has been cancelled following protests by students and faculty, alike.
The evangelical Christian college, which initially scheduled Bush to speak at the September 20...
American Atheists, a non-profit that claims to protect the rights of atheists and to ensure the “absolute separation of government and religion,” always seems to find itself in the middle of controversy.
As if the most recent Ground Zero cross lawsuit...
A new Bay Bridge will connect San Francisco and Oakland, Calif., by 2013. The bridge, which officials are calling ‘the world’s largest self-anchored suspension bridge,’ will cost $7.2 billion when complete, but state decided not to apply for federal...
DOVER, N.H. (The Blaze/AP) — A New Hampshire woman is upset that middle school officials confiscated her autistic son’s American flag because the rod it was attached to was deemed a safety hazard and, the mother claims, a possible “weapon.”
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