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A private jet carrying John Demjanjuk took off from Cleveland, Ohio, to transport the suspected war criminal to Munich. Airport commissioner Khalid Bahhur confirmed that Demjanjuk was indeed on the plane.
Are globalist fear-mongers driving the media to panic the public into universal healthcare solutions? Or federally-mandated vaccinations?
U.S. District Court judge Marilyn Hall Patel sealed the San Francisco courtroom where RealNetworks and several Hollywood studios began squaring off over the issue of whether Real's RealDVD software can be legally sold.
2 weeks ago a "Census Bureau" person came around asking way too many questions for me to feel comfortable about. Asked if I were married, how many people in the House, is the guest House occupied and if so how many people. I knew what he
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Journal front-pager recently noted an Arizona man charged with attacking a freeway speed camera with a pick ax. Here's the rest of the story: He was fined $3,500, not given a parade. But don't despair. We still live in a democracy. One Arizon
The elites want to take advantage of the current financial crisis to expand their power. We can't let them.
Legislation recently cleared by the U.S. House of Representatives to give the Food and Drug Administration power over cigarettes would save the federal government some money but seriously dent tax revenues collected by states
John Demjanjuk was released from federal custody Tuesday evening, just hours after six immigration officers removed the accused Nazi death camp guard from his suburban home in a wheelchair. Federal officials had taken Demjanjuk to a federal
The nonprofit Center for Consumer Freedom published documents online showing that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals killed 95% of the adoptable pets in its care during 2008. Despite years of public outrage over its euthanasia program, the a
Meet the bankers and brokers responsible for the financial crisis - and the officials who let them get away with it.
The quest for squeaky-clean dishes has turned law-abiding people in Spokane into dishwater-detergent smugglers. They are bringing Cascade or Electrasol in from out of state because the eco-friendly varieties required under Washington state law don
We can make over 25,000 things with it. Farmers love it. Environmentalists love it. You can't get high from it. So why is it still illegal?
The U.S. government said today it is asking German officials for travel documents needed to deport accused World War II Nazi guard John Demjanjuk, who is charged in Europe with 29,000 counts of accessory to murder.
A lawsuit blaming the Army Corps of Engineers for flooding from Hurricane Katrina can proceed to trial, a judge ruled in a case seen as a likely last recourse for storm victims seeking compensation from the federal government for alleged negligence b
Using phony documents and the identities of a dead man and a 5-year-old boy, a government investigator obtained U.S. passports in a test of post-9/11 security. Despite efforts to boost passport security since the 2001 terror attacks, the investigator
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford became the first governor to reject some of his state's share of President Barack Obama's economic stimulus money, spurning $700 million that he said would harm his state's residents in the long run.
Media reports: “American Idol” is the best entertainer of the season! I disagree. This TV-Reality show is a “shockers” to audience afflicted with a Super Bowl type of entertainment addiction. It
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Prince William County police, social services and school officials received numerous reports from people who saw firsthand that 13-year-old Alexis "Lexie" Agyepong-Glover was being abused and neglected by her adoptive mother in the two year
In a stunning denial of their oath of office, members of the House of Representatives today voted 216-150 to defeat HCR 6, the bill that sought to reaffirm the US and NH Constitutions. A massive rally was held ahead of the vote.
[suckers] Time to set the clock forward by an hour. Daylight saving time is returning to shift an hour of light to the evenings. That means push the clocks ahead before going to bed Saturday night. The official change occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday, EST tim
President Obama's decision to lift restrictions on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research, scheduled to be announced Monday, is expected to provide a major boost to one of the most promising but controversial fields of biomedical r
3 1/2 years after Hurricane Katrina, the National Guard is pulling the last of its troops out of New Orleans, leaving behind a city still desperate and dangerous. Residents long distrustful of the city's police force are worried they will have to
The director of the Community Services Division for the Department of Social and Health Services, Leo Ribas, says the checks mailed Feb. 17 trigger an additional $43 million in federal food benefits. They also connect recipients to an energy assistan
House Democrats unveiled a $410 billion spending bill on Monday to keep the government running through the end of the fiscal year, setting up the second political struggle over federal funds in less than a month with Republicans.
Following publicized reports... the commanding officers have called off the mock "invasion." (I wonder why? LOL)
This article is a reality check because the truth is that most Americans are so out of touch with reality that something needs to be done to wake them up.
A Pennsylvania dog groomer has been ordered to stand trial on animal cruelty charges for selling "gothic kittens" with ear, neck and tail piercings. Her home was raided after the county Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals got a
With a recent flurry of winter storms doing little to dampen California's latest drought, the nation's biggest public utility voted to impose water rationing in Los Angeles for the first time in nearly two decades. [When gov't. controls a
The Speaker of the House wants everyone to pay the minimum wage except herself and other politicians. Watch Pelosi call the guard on Jan Helfeld to prevent any more questions.
A 2007 research paper that assured District residents they had not been harmed by lead in their water is under investigation because of concerns that the chief author gave the city's water authority final approval of the paper.
