Politics

Juvenile Charged in Killings of Two Newark Children

By SAMANTHA HENRYAssociated PressELIZABETH, N.J.Hours after a boisterous Christmas dinner at her grandfather’s, 13-year-old Zainee Hailey came home and took out her family’s trash, a chore she rotated with her siblings. She bundled up the trash bag and stepped outside

Juvenile Charged in Killings of Two Newark Children

Wisconsin Ushers in 'Pedal Pub' Law for 2014

Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that legalizes drinking on pedal pubs. Pedal pubs accommodate up to 16 riders that sit across from each other, using peddles underneath their seats to slowly power the quadracycles across city streets. While

Wisconsin Ushers in 'Pedal Pub' Law for 2014

Oregon Law Lets Mothers Keep Placentas in 2014

On January 1, a new Oregon law provides that Oregon mothers will be able to bring home their placentas from the hospital after childbirth.  Not everyone knows that in some cultures eating the placenta sac may be nutritional for the

Oregon Law Lets Mothers Keep Placentas in 2014

Sebelius: No More Obamacare Delays

Embattled Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told Fox News on Tuesday she does not anticipate any more Obamacare delays.  Sebelius’s statement significantly constrains the Obama administration’s ability to engage in the rounds of endless delays it has

Sebelius: No More Obamacare Delays

Half of Obamacare 'Enrollees' Have Yet to Pay

Half of the people who have signed up for Obamacare in 17 states have not activated their health insurance plans by making their first premium payment, a trend that threatens to further embarrass and frustrate President Barack Obama and the highly

Half of Obamacare 'Enrollees' Have Yet to Pay

Colorado readies for 'Green Wednesday' pot sales

(AP) Colorado readies for ‘Green Wednesday’ pot salesBy KRISTEN WYATTAssociated PressDENVERPolice were adding extra patrols around pot shops in eight Colorado towns that plan to allow recreational sales to anyone over 21 on Jan. 1. Officials at Denver International Airport

Colorado readies for 'Green Wednesday' pot sales

Boston Approves Ban on Smoking in City-Run Parks

(AP) Boston approves ban on smoking in city-run parksBOSTONBoston has banned smoking in city-run parks, joining a growing list of American cities to do so.The Boston Parks and Recreation Commission on Monday approved a ban covering the 251 parks, squares,

Boston Approves Ban on Smoking in City-Run Parks

PA Police: Cop Pepper-Sprayed Girlfriend's Son

(AP) Pa. police: Cop pepper-sprayed girlfriend’s sonUNIONTOWN, Pa.A Pennsylvania state trooper has been placed on unpaid leave and charged with pepper-spraying his girlfriend’s 13-year-old son because the boy stayed in bed instead of going to school.Trooper Ernest Boatright was charged

PA Police: Cop Pepper-Sprayed Girlfriend's Son

One-Third of Americans Reject Evolution, Poll Shows

(Reuters) – One-third of Americans reject the idea of evolution and Republicans have grown more skeptical about it, according to a poll released on Monday. Sixty percent of Americans say that “humans and other living things have evolved over time,”

One-Third of Americans Reject Evolution, Poll Shows

Supreme Court in 2013: A Big Year in Review

The year 2013 was an important one at the U.S. Supreme Court in the life of this nation, coming on the heels of another blockbuster year in 2012. Breitbart News offers a perspective on the Court’s year in review. Supreme

Supreme Court in 2013: A Big Year in Review

Computer Program Learns, Helps Grade College Courses

A new step has been taken on the path toward making education universal, electronic, and modern – and perhaps just a little bit dehumanized. A group of researchers at Stanford University has engineered a computer program which can process thousands of

Computer Program Learns, Helps Grade College Courses

Dad of Boston Bomb Suspect's Friend Writes Obama

(AP) Dad of Boston bomb suspect’s friend writes ObamaBOSTONThe father of a Chechen man shot to death by authorities in Florida while being questioned in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation has written to President Barack Obama asking for help finding

Dad of Boston Bomb Suspect's Friend Writes Obama

Officials Urging Evacuation Near North Dakota Train Derailment

(AP) Officials urging evacuation near ND derailmentBy DAVE KOLPACKAssociated PressCASSELTON, N.D.Authorities urged residents to evacuate a small North Dakota town Monday night after a mile-long train carrying crude oil derailed outside of town, shaking residents with a series of explosions

Officials Urging Evacuation Near North Dakota Train Derailment

Auto Workers on Obamacare: 'We're Pissed Off'

Most of the 41 workers at Extreme Dodge in Jackson, Michigan say Obamacare is exploding their premiums and destroying health care as they once knew it.  “I feel like I’ve been taken to the cleaners,” salesman Neal Campbell told NBC News

Auto Workers on Obamacare: 'We're Pissed Off'

2013: Fewest Police Killed by Firearms Since 1887

A December 30th report released by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund shows that 2013 had the fewest police deaths by firearms since 1887. According to the report by the Associated Press, there were a total of “111 federal, state,

2013: Fewest Police Killed by Firearms Since 1887

Obamacare Website Official Retires, Sebelius Stays

The Obama official who oversaw the building of Healthcare.gov has retired.  Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) chief operating officer Michelle Snyder, who planned to retire in 2012, stayed on at the request of CMS head Marilyn Tavenner.  During

Obamacare Website Official Retires, Sebelius Stays

2013: Fewest Police Deaths by Firearms Since 1887

(AP) 2013: fewest police deaths by firearms since 1887WASHINGTONThe number of law-enforcement officers killed by firearms in 2013 fell to levels not seen since the days of the Wild West, according to a report released Monday. The annual report from

2013: Fewest Police Deaths by Firearms Since 1887

Fight Against Obama's War on Coal Ratcheting Up

The fight against the crippling regulations imposed by Barack Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency on the coal industry is ratcheting to a higher level now that the regulations are soon to be imposed. Obama has said he wants to

Fight Against Obama's War on Coal Ratcheting Up