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Dallas ISD May Give Glimpse Into Migrant Education Costs

DALLAS, Texas–Texans may not have to wait until the new school year to feel the impact of what the Dallas Morning News reported as more than 50,000unaccompanied minors now mostly in Texas. Dallas Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles offered up the

Dallas ISD May Give Glimpse Into Migrant Education Costs

Horowitz: Are We Strangers in Our Own Land?

As we near the 238th anniversary of U.S. independence, many Americans are wondering if we are indeed an independent nation with sovereign borders, given that tens of thousands of unaccompanied children are streaming across the southern border. Have we become

Horowitz: Are We Strangers in Our Own Land?

FEC Probes Pro-Cochran Barbour-Run Super PAC

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has asked a pro-Thad Cochran Super PAC, called Mississippi Conservatives, to provide additional information about what the newspaper Roll Call said “appears to be campaign finance violations.” At issue are last-minute expenditures made by the

FEC Probes Pro-Cochran Barbour-Run Super PAC

A republic, unless you're too high-strung to keep it

In response to That Hobby Lobby Ruling Is Just Like ISIS Imposing Sharia Law: That’s a pretty stunning display of sheer ignorance, or more likely deliberate mendacity.  The liberal response to Hobby Lobby is all about emotional exhibitionism, going over

Young Father Dies in 'Punch4Punch' Challenge

A man has died after being punched in the chest in a new internet fad. Tommy Main, 23, died in hospital after he was punched by a friend in a so-called ‘Punch4Punch’ challenge, where people film themselves punching each other.

Young Father Dies in 'Punch4Punch' Challenge

IRS Targets U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley

In March 2012, Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) was one of twelve GOP senators who signed a letter to the IRS urging that, if it was going to conduct probes of Tea Party groups, it needed to act in an “even-handed

IRS Targets U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley

New Poll Blow for Independent Scotland Campaign

Scottish voters are turning their backs on independence, with support for separation from the UK falling away. According to a new YouGov poll for the Times, support for a “yes” in September’s referendum has fallen three points to 39 percent,

New Poll Blow for Independent Scotland Campaign

The Rise and Fall of David Cameron's 'Boy Genius' Tech Guru

A former rising star of the Tories’ tech strategy, Rohan Silva was considered the future of the U.K. technology industry. But the Whitehall high flyer’s career has stalled: he’s now an office manager in Shoreditch. His promised “ed tech” startup

The Rise and Fall of David Cameron's 'Boy Genius' Tech Guru

Independent Scotland Could Be 'Exposed to Bank Shocks'

An independent Scotland could have a disproportionately large banking sector compared to its economy, leaving it vulnerable to financial shocks, according to a study by The Banker magazine released Monday. The trade publication found that Scotland would have banking assets

Independent Scotland Could Be 'Exposed to Bank Shocks'

Five Illegal Aliens Saved from Death in Remote South Texas

DALLAS, Texas–A Brooks County Volunteer Deputy saved the lives of five illegal immigrants who were found dangerously dehydrated in the heat of the South Texas summer near Falfurrias, Texas, approximately 80 miles north of the Mexican border. The five victims

Five Illegal Aliens Saved from Death in Remote South Texas

Pat Buchanan: Obama's IRS Scandal Worse than Nixon

On this weekend’s episode of “The McLaughlin Group,” conservative commentator Pat Buchanan explained why the intensifying scandal involving the Internal Revenue Service is worse than the Watergate scandal that was former President Richard Nixon’s undoing. Buchanan, a former aide to

Pat Buchanan: Obama's IRS Scandal Worse than Nixon

Britain nears EU exit after Cameron loss, papers say

Newspapers warned Saturday the country had edged closer to leaving the EU after Prime Minister David Cameron’s “crushing” failure to block Jean-Claude Juncker becoming president of the European Commission. But they were divided on whether it was Cameron or Brussels

Britain nears EU exit after Cameron loss, papers say

Uber Under Assault in California State Capitol

Nothing speaks more to the sheer power of the free marketplace than innovation – and changes in the way we do business.  There may be no better example today of swift moving, fundamental change than the rise of transportation network

Uber Under Assault in California State Capitol

UK Europe Minister says Choice of Juncker 'Just Plain Wrong'

David Lidington, Britain’s minister for Europe, went to Berlin yesterday “to tackle head-on some of the misconceptions about the UK’s approach to the European Union.” In a speech to an EU organisation called Europe Network Germany he insisted that “Britain

UK Europe Minister says Choice of Juncker 'Just Plain Wrong'