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The Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl slaughter of the Denver Broncos, 43-8, ranks as the as the most watched TV telecast of all time, according to Fox, which broadcast the game. Super Bowl XLVIII delivered 111.5 million viewers, edging out the 2011

In a recent interview, 57-year-old Phil Griffin, president of MSNBC, said that the network “has never had an ideology.” The former NBC researcher, who prefers jogging suits to business suits and is beset with constant nervous twitching, insisted that the network

Up to 306,000 Anthem Blue Cross customers with insurance policies purchased before Obamacare was enacted will have rate hikes as high as 25%. Additionally, some premiums have already jumped 53% since 2010, not including this latest change. Last year, when

The Cowboy State, a.k.a. Big Wyoming, is the most conservative state in the Union, with over half its population (51.4%) identifying as conservative according to the latest Gallup poll.  The poll shows that Mississippi (47.9%), Idaho (47.5%), Utah (46.9%), and Montana

An undergraduate student can expect to pay $13,683 per year, not including room and board, to attend the university of Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. If he takes Emmit Evans’ class on World Food Systems, that student can also

Less than three inches of snow has delivered 48 hours of icy cold chaos to a the city of Atlanta, resulting in 1,460 traffic accidents, including two fatal crashes and a at least 175 injuries. Another hard freeze is expected

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the West, including the United States, for eschewing Christian values and opting instead for a “path to degradation.” In his State of the Nation speech last month, Putin asserted that, “Many Euro-Atlantic countries have moved away

On Wednesday, just under three inches of snow fell on Atlanta, sparking huge traffic jams and paralyzing the city’s residents. Some 1,500 students across 26 schools spent the night sleeping in their classrooms, watched over by teachers, state patrol officers,

In a new nationwide poll conducted by the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) organization, 68% of millennials are less favorable toward President Obama after he lied to the American people, telling them that if they liked their healthcare plan, they could

There is an old joke that the best way to get rid of a demon is to “exorcise a lot.” For Rev. Bob Larson, exorcising a lot is no joke. The Scottsdale reverend claims that he has carried out more

MSNBC political contributor Howard Fineman said Tuesday in conversation with Hardball host Chris Mathews that “a president with a 43% approval rate isn’t taken seriously by anyone around town.” Fineman’s comments came before Obama delivered his State of the Union Speech

The “Hillary in 2016” train is gathering steam, as 57 Congressional Democrats are already on board, even though the former First Lady and Secretary of State hasn’t yet announced that she will be running for president.  According to a survey

An elderly man was left bloody and bruised after a confrontation with New York City police for jaywalking, but now he’s striking back with a $5 million lawsuit.  Kang Chun Wong, 84, who owned and operated La Nueva Victoria, a

One of the biggest bond traders in the country and a “big data” expert told Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that the “nightmare” called Obamacare is going to destroy the Democrats in 2014.  Chriss Street posits that despite predicting

President Ronald Reagan once said, “Within the covers of the Bible are the answers for all the problems men face.” Well, if Reagan was right, Chattanooga, Tennessee, will be solving their problems a little better than all the other cities

Could handing out free crack pipes help roll back the spread of HIV? The San Francisco HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) insists that it could and that crack pipe distribution programs in Canada are doing just that. “San Francisco has

On Thursday, a 27-year old white Houston man was indicted for a hate crime for punching an unsuspecting 79-year old African American man. The incident occurred on November 24th and resulted in a broken jaw for the elderly victim. Investigators say

As global warming advocates continue to insist that our “overheated’” planet is approaching catastrophic conditions, America is experiencing its coldest month of the century. What may be even more confusing for Americans is that Super Bowl Sunday may become Super Bowl Monday. Weather

The popular and informational television station Animal Planet has named New York City the worst city for rats in the world. In this case, they are not referring to politicians. We are talking about “Rattus norvegicus,” otherwise known as the “brown rat.”

An Italian adventurer will be packing his bags and moving to an iceberg in Greenland so he can reverse global warming. He plans on living there for eight to twelve months, which is the length of time he expects that

Governor Rick Perry of Texas, a stalwart conservative, raised some eyebrows on Thursday by telling an audience at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that he favors decriminalization of marijuana use. Perry did not go as far as saying

On Wednesday, the Virginia legislature passed a bill making the electric chair a go-to method of execution for death row inmates. Since 1995, electrocution has been employed in Virginia but only if requested by the sentenced prisoner. In that time

Women’s Health Rapid Response Fund accused Republicans of embracing a “revolting anti-choice agenda” for supporting pro-life candidates and organizations. The  media and fundraising apparatus of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, is making the most of the 41st anniversary of “Roe

The federal government’s shutdown over an impending storm before snowflakes even speckled the sidewalks of the nation’s capital prompted Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) to tweet, “DC Fed Gov shut down by snow… What a bunch of wimps.” The government’s packing its

As winter storms barrage the east coast of the US and a wind chill temperature of minus eight degrees freezes DC, hundreds of thousands of pro-life advocates are in the nation’s capitol  for the 41st annual March for Life event

On Tuesday, Target Corporation announced that it will no longer provide healthcare coverage to its part-time employees. According to, the executive vice president of human resources, Jodee Kozlak, Target is actually doing the part-time employees a favor by not offering

On Monday, four members of an anti-fracking group wound up in jail for using bicycle locks and glue to fasten themselves to gas pumps at a petrol station in Great Lever, England. The group sacrificed themselves in order to protest

Billowing across the Pacific Ocean from China and landing on the western shore of the United States are significant quantities of toxic air pollutants, including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, and black carbon. Ironically, a great deal of that

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) has been selected to give the Tea Party’s response to the president’s State of the Union address. Lee will deliver his remarks immediately after the president’s annual address next Tuesday. Lee, who has provided a number

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is increasing its development of nuclear energy to combat the effects of climate change. “As a viable source of abundant and clean electricity, nuclear energy is a critical part of the solution to the global

You could “count on one hand” the number of combat veterans in Congress that served in Iraq or Afghanistan, Jim Bridenstine (R-OK), a former Navy pilot and combat Veteran in Iraq, told Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K.

Nationally renowned educator and expert on creating academic standards asserted last night, on Breitbart News Sunday, that Common Core fails to teach science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) at a college-readiness level. Dr. Sandra Stotsky joined Breitbart News Executive Chairman

A Catholic Navy Chaplain, who sued the Department of Defense and the Navy after he was banned from celebrating Mass at a Georgia naval base during the recent Government shutdown, appears to  be the target of a Federal government retaliation.

Amazon is watching you and shipping your next package…even if you didn’t order it.  The Seattle, Washington retailer has just obtained a patent that they call “anticipatory shipping,” which targets customers based on their historical shopping trends. This new software

In what President Obama referred to as a “year of action,” he promises to make 2014 a time to rally the nation around his economic agenda. Lately, the White House has been emphasizing that Obama will combine executive action and

“The history of California water is the history of droughts…Droughts motivate us to do stuff,” says Jay Lund, director of the Center for Watershed Sciences at UC Davis. On Friday, Governor of California Jerry Brown announced he is ready to