The 2016 presidential election could be a match-up between Democratic and Republican nominees Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, a piece of performance art that could stir up voters into a frothing frenzy over trivial differences between the two candidates.
In a small but significant poll, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz defeated former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina by a single vote.
Trump’s move is an aggressive one, making it clear that he isn’t considering a presidential run on a lark, like he did in 2011. Candidates are required to release their financial records 30 days after their announcement under federal ethics law; Trump is timing his report’s release on Day One of his likely campaign launch.
During a speech made in Berlin on , former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “bully” and said that the U.S. should deal with him from “a position of strength.”
Police charged three El Salvadorian immigrants and suspected MS-13 gang members — or “Brentwood men,” as reporters helpfully describe them — after golfers found a battered, naked 16-year-old in the nearby woods.
Matt Drudge took to Twitter to deliver an ongoing tirade against Republicans’ eagerness to deliver a fast-track trade bill to President Obama’s desk. The bill’s details have not been made public — which hasn’t stopped Republicans from surrendering Congress’s power to make amendments to a president’s future trade deals.
Obama scorned Christians at the Catholic-Evangelical Leadership Summit on Tuesday, twisting the words of Jesus Christ into an insult against the Savior of the believers he was addressing.
A Subway employee cheering the brutal murder of two Mississippi cops has brought her company under fire. The woman, going by the name “Sierra C-Babi Mccurdy” on Facebook, gleefully announced that the cold-blooded killings could launch another blaze of riots, looting, and property damage in Hattiesburg.
On Saturday night, two Hattiesburg, Mississippi, police officers identified as Benjamin J. Deen, 34, and Liquori Tate, 25 were shot and killed. Law enforcement officials have taken three suspects into custody, identified as 26-year-old Curtis Banks and his 29-year-old brother, Marvin Banks, along with Joanie Calloway, age unknown.
After two Muslims armed with AK-47s tried to gun down anti-jihad activist Pamela Geller and attendees of her “Draw Muhammad” contest, the media launched its own jihad against her — with talking points from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the same organization cited as the inspiration of another would-be mass shooter.
A New York Times reporter wants to know why on earth private citizens would organize a conference dedicated to a robust, free discussion of a critical issue facing the country.
GARLAND, Texas — Armed police officers rushed in to the Mohammed Art Exhibit and Contest and quickly removed Pamela Geller and whisked her away to safety after a gunfight erupted outside of the event. A law enforcement officer and two suspects are reportedly down, according to police on the scene. Three Breitbart Texas reporters are locked down inside of the event. The officers on the scene said that possible explosives were found. The extrication of Geller occurred during a live video interview with Breitbart Texas.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Former CBS investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson told a roomful of conservatives and libertarians on Friday that the Obama administration is the most controlling and least transparent administration in decades.
Several Baltimore police officers sustained injuries after rioters, angry at the death of long-time drug dealer Freddie Gray, hurled bricks and other objects at them Monday afternoon.
During a Saturday briefing, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said her city government “gave those who wished to destroy space to do that,” seemingly approving of the rioters who smashed the city’s police vehicles in the wake of the death of Freddie Gray.
American opposition to the Obama administration and GOP establishment’s extremist immigration policies is boiling at an all-time high, a broad survey of polls shows.
Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz ripped into the Obama administration and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Saturday, drawing applause for his red-meat remarks.
Mainstream reporters who are four times more likely to vote for Democrats than Republicans want voters to know that Sen. Rand Paul is a complete joke and will never win the presidency.
Another Ted Kennedy commemoration, another chance for liberals to ignore, dismiss, or outright sneer at the needless death of Mary Jo Kopechne.
In this case, Obama is right: It’s worth reflecting on how much America has changed since 1965, and examine the effects of the legislation Kennedy promoted that brought it about.
The United States should absorb as many as 11 million immigrants each year, NPR “Planet Money” founder Adam Davidson writes in the New York Times Magazine.
Over a hundred alien Somali Muslims, imported into the U.S., courtesy of non-discriminatory refugee policies, swarmed St. Cloud Technical High School on Friday in a rage.
President Barack Obama vowed to expand an obscure visa program on Monday which would allow employers to circumvent prohibitions on using cheap foreign labor to replace American workers.
The national media pounced on a delicious story alleging Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz terrified a 3-year-old girl at a New Hampshire speech with wild, over-the-top cries of, “The world is on fire!”
Curt Smith, author of a new biography about former President George H. W. Bush, said that Jeb Bush’s lenient stance on illegal immigration damages his electability.
Obama confidante Valeria Jarrett went through back channels to leak Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server to the press, an explosive new report reveals.
President Obama has ordered the Department of Education and its network of federal agencies to determine whether or not to allow student loans to be discharged in bankruptcy proceedings.
Chairman of the Illinois Business Immigration Coalition and Jeb Bush donor John Rowe mocked Republicans on Monday for opposing President Obama’s executive amnesty order shielding five million illegal aliens from deportation.
The United States is the most popular destination for migrants in the Western Hemisphere, new reports indicate.
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev deliberately placed pressure-cooker bombs filled with nails and ball bearings behind a row of children, said prosecuting U.S. Attorney William Weinreb.
A new report from the Census bureau predicts that nearly one-fifth of America’s total population will be foreign-born in a mere 45 years.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul won this year’s 2015 CPAC’s straw poll, with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker coming in only two points behind.
Republicans should stop fighting amnesty, President Obama said on Thursday, because one day a Hispanic will become president.
Democrats are preparing to rework the “war on women” meme for Hillary Clinton’s likely 2016 presidential run.
Hyphernkemberly Dorvilier, 22, of Pemberton, New Jersey, is due in court after allegedly dousing her newborn child with WD-40 and setting her alight in the middle of a New Jersey road.
Canadian actor Seth Rogen denied that he compared the box-office blockbuster and creative masterpiece American Sniper to a fake Nazi propaganda film, claiming that when he said Clint Eastwood’s film “reminded” him of Nazi propaganda, he wasn’t equating the two.
It’s unlikely that either Moore or Rogen, both of whom are grossly overweight, are familiar with the grueling regimen Cooper endured in order to respectfully represent the deceased Chris Kyle. It’s equally unlikely that either of them would have volunteered anything to make a sacrifice on behalf of veterans.
The University of Virginia restored fraternities on campus Tuesday without apology, requiring them to undergo safety and sexual assault training and adopt strict new rules on alcohol — or face continued banishment.
Rep. Mia Love (R-UT) joined the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) on Tuesday after denouncing the group, the Washington Post reports.
A woman named as Jane Doe #3 in court papers accused billionaire investor Jeffery Epstein of keeping her as a sex slave — and named several other famous power players in the case.
