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A Christian attorney and expert on terrorism says newly uncovered documents reveal that Attorney General Eric Holder wasn't truthful in the statements he made about "Operation Fast and Furious."
President Barack Obama says one of the toughest parts about being president is that his wife has been dragged into the "political realm."
Continue reading Obama Hates the Fact That His Wife Has Been Dragged Into Politics.
Regent University hosted its 7th Annual Ronald Reagan Symposium this weekend. And with the 2012 presidential election looming on the horizon, its theme was especially timely.
Continue reading What Made Reagan Great?.
President Barack Obama said Sunday he does not think Israel has decided whether to attack Iran over its disputed nuclear program, a standoff that has the Middle East on edge.
Continue reading Obama says Israel and U.S. Will Find a Solution to Iran's Nuke Problem.
President Barack Obama said the U.S. has a
"very good estimate" of when Iran could complete work on a nuclear
weapon, but cautioned that there are still many unanswered questions
about Tehran's inner workings.
Continue reading Obama says U.S. is in 'Lockstep' with Israel on Iran Nukes.
Rick Santorum has lost four straight contests.Pictured: Republican presidential candidate former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, shakes hands, as a Ron Paul supporter, right, carries a campaign sign behind Santorum, during a campaign stop at the Bemidji, Minn., Woolen Mills store, the manufacturer of the official Santorum for president sweater vest. Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
Continue reading Santorum Refuses to Bow Despite Four Losses.
President Barack Obama's 91-year-old
step-grandmother suffered bruises and shock after a car she was
traveling in rolled over, a relative and a hospital official said
Monday.
Continue reading Obama's Grandmother Injured in Car Accident in Kenya.
With U.S. forces still fighting in Afghanistan, the Obama administration has chosen to mark the end of the Iraq War with something more modest than a ticker-tape parade -- a state-dinner-like event at the White House later this month feting a select group of combat veterans and their spouses or guests.
Continue reading Obama to Mark the End of Iraq War with White House Dinner.
Some cancer survivors and advocates say Susan G. Komen for the Cure will have to work hard to win back supporters, even after the breast cancer organization reversed course on a controversial decision to end grants to Planned Parenthood.
President Barack Obama said Sunday that he deserves another four years in the White House, even though the economy has been shaky throughout his time in office.
Continue reading In Interview, President Obama Tells Matt Lauer 'He Deserves Second Term'.
It was the first State of the Union address
after the 9/11 attacks, and America was leading an invasion of
Afghanistan in pursuit of Osama bin Laden. Fittingly, this is where
President George W. Bush began on Jan. 29, 2002: "As we gather tonight,
our nation is at war, our economy is in recession and the civilized
world faces unprecedented dangers."
Continue reading President Bush's 'Axis of Evil' Holds Sway Over U.S. 10 Years Later.
Mitt Romney rode overwhelming backing from Mormons and his best performance yet among conservatives to his emphatic victory Saturday in Nevada's Republican presidential contest, according to preliminary results of a poll of voters entering the caucuses.
Continue reading Mormons and Conservatives Help Romney Win in Nevada.
A confident Mitt Romney is looking past his GOP opponents and Nevada's caucuses the day the state votes. Chief rival Newt Gingrich is bracing for defeat in a state the former Massachusetts governor won in 2008.
Continue reading Mitt Romney Wins Nevada Caucus.
Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch (Utah) criticized Barack Obama's linking of Jesus Christ's teachings on wealth and the poor with the president's policy call for higher taxes on the most wealthy Americans as heard in his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast, saying the president is not "theologian-in-chief."
Continue reading Republican Senator Criticizes Obama for Saying Jesus Would Tax the Rich.
The American Civil Liberties Union of
Florida is criticizing Florida A&M University's decision to cancel a
summer band camp and block students from joining clubs during a hazing
investigation.
Continue reading ACLU Criticizes FAMU's Ban on Student Groups.
The former congresswoman and one-time Mary
Kay saleswoman dashed up to the pulpit of the black megachurch and
offered stories of growing up poor and raising two children on her own
as she tried to win the congregation's support for her bid to unseat
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.
Continue reading Jesse Jackson Jr. Faces First Democratic Challenger, Debbie Halvorson.
In front of the White House a man is sitting on a park bench in the throes of depression. He is surrounded by all 43 presidents. In the forefront, purposefully ignoring the depressed man is President Obama, whose right foot is stepping on the Constitution. James Madison is next to Obama, pleading with him to stop.
Continue reading Controversial Artist Depicts Obama Trampling the Constitution.
President Barack Obama's name will remain on the Georgia primary ballot after a state law judge flatly rejected legal challenges that contend he can not be a candidate.
The Obama administration's decision requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control was bound to cause an uproar among Roman Catholics and members of other faiths, no matter their beliefs on contraception.
Continue reading Contraception Mandates Upset Faith Groups.
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