Hillary Clinton has not given an interview to a national media outlet since she announced her candidacy, via Twitter, on April 12. Other candidates, both announced and unannounced, have given dozens, answering hundreds of questions.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has not given an interview to a national media outlet since she announced her candidacy, via Twitter, on April 12. Other candidates, both announced and unannounced, have given dozens, even hundreds.
But why bother waiting for the accident professionals to tell us why an Amtrak train derailed? Plenty of political professionals already know the solution: Spend more on Amtrak.
Today’s economy isn’t creating enough jobs for those who are already here; in April more than one-third of Americans weren’t in the work force. So immigration, whether legal or illegal, is simply serving to hold down wages.
In modern society, of course, much of the complexity in our lives is placed there by governments, supposedly acting to “help” us avoid failure or to “protect” us from failure.
Former Sen. Rick Santorum is gearing up for a presidential run, telling the crowd at the South Carolina Freedom Summit on Saturday that “Commander-in-Chief is not an entry-level position,” and insisting he’s got the experience needed to deal with a troubling world.
The federal government wants Americans to use wind power, which is produced here in the U.S. and doesn’t put out any emissions. So wind is heavily subsidized in the tax code. The bill to taxpayers will total at least $6.4 billion over the next decade.
In Nevada, the House always wins. That’s why they build massive casinos: to collect money from gamblers–who are unofficially known in the state as “suckers.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders is officially an independent who votes with the Democrats in the Senate. But he is actually a socialist, and by entering the race, he will force Clinton to cover her left flank.
Loretta Lynch will receive a vote this afternoon on whether she will become the next Attorney General of the United States.
Hillary Clinton’s supporters will attack an author rather than dispute his factual findings, an internal campaign memo reveals.
Speaking without notes, and avoiding the podium as all the candidates seem to do, Sen. Rand Paul roamed the stage chatting with the audience during an appearance at a New Hampshire Republican event.
Steelworkers exist to make things. They use a process that requires lots of energy and produces lots of pollution. Environmental groups exist to oppose making things, such as steel, since doing so produces so much pollution. Eventually, since their reasons for existing are diametrically opposed, they have to come apart.
Hillary finished third in Iowa the last time around, trailing a then-obscure senator named Barack Obama and a soon-to-be-disgraced former senator named John Edwards. This time, whether or not she faces any real competition, she’s prepared to pander properly to Iowans.
The new book “Is Shame Necessary?” promises to give the reader, its subhead says: “New Uses for an Old Tool.” But it’s really just old whines in a new cover.
Hillary Clinton is hunkering down. But while she is playing it coy on 2016, Republican Senators Ted Cruz (TX) and Rand Paul (KY) are in full-fledged campaign mode, and a new poll shows they’re gaining ground on Mrs. Clinton in key states.
Readers can turn to newspapers to help with many things–including, apparently, questions about amnesty for illegal aliens.
Fewer than two-thirds of Americans are working or looking for work, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. The labor force participation rate last month was 62.7 percent, as low as it’s been since the Carter administration.
More college coaches are skipping the Final Four because of Indiana’s religious freedom law.
Indicted Sen. Robert Menendez, Democrat from New Jersey, insists, “I am not going anywhere.”
New Jersey’s economy is struggling. Except, that is, for its medical system, which is being propped up, Chris Christie’s treasurer says, by ObamaCare payments.
Christina Freundlich is a Democrat communications expert, but she’s created a PR mess for herself.
In his recent book, The Glass Cage, Nicholas Carr goes into frightening detail about the dangers of relying on smart phones to think for us. If we’re not careful, humans may find we can no longer think on our own.
When Gov. Scott Walker spoke to the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, the Phoenix Business Journal explains, no reporters were allowed in.
The National Park Service plans to use specially trained border collies to herd geese into designated areas. That should might it easier to clean up their droppings.
Gov. Walker’s spokesperson Kirsten Kukowski says a Wall Street Journal report that the governor shifted his stance on amnesty is wrong.
New Jersey Democrat Robert Menendez has loudly disagreed with President Obama in recent months on two key foreign policy issues: Cuba and Iran. He may be the first senator to break from Harry Reid’s obstructionist wall as well.
The House of Representatives passed a $3.8 trillion budget for fiscal year 2016 on Wednesday. The final House measure calls for $96 billion in Pentagon spending, much more than the $58 billion President Obama’s budget calls for.
A new Rasmussen survey indicates voters are in no hurry to see Lynch sworn in to replace Eric Holder as AG. “Just 33 percent of Likely U.S. Voters believe the Senate should confirm the federal prosecutor from Brooklyn, N.Y., to be the nation’s highest law enforcement officer,” the poll of 1,000 likely voters finds.
The Washington Post reports former President Bill Clinton didn’t know his brother-in-law was involved in a Haitian mining deal first reported by Breitbart News.
A new survey released first to Breitbart News shows Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker well in front of the pack in the purple state of Colorado.
A Senate panel is set to hear testimony about the future of the music industry. In this digital age, it’s still operating under a pre-World War II consent decree.
No doubt, there will be more news conferences ahead for Menendez. But he’ll have a difficult time topping the New Jersey standards set by previous politicians.
Sen. Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, will reportedly face corruption charges. Breitbart News has been reporting details of his dealings for more than two years.
For years now, American elites have been telling us to fear the weather of the future. But it’s today’s weather that really scares them.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker finished second in the straw poll at CPAC, but he’s the frontrunner in another individual state poll.
A new book looks at a recession that fixed itself, and offers policy suggestions for modern day policymakers.
A new poll shows a substantial number of Americans doubt President Obama loves America.
A few inches of snow leads to two days off — and counting — for Fairfax County school students.
Perhaps there’s a religious aspect to the Chapel Hill killings after all, if New Atheism is, in fact, a religion.
