The Unions-Driven Crisis That Could Be Coming to a City Near You

For “Outrageous Government Scam of 2014,” it’s hard to compete with the news of the supersized public employee pensions in California. If you haven’t already heard: In 2013, an assistant fire chief in Southern California collected a $983,319 pension. A police captain in Los Angeles received nearly $753,861. Talk about a golden parachute. And the […]

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Sri Lankans Vote Against Autocracy and Nepotism in Landmark Election

In a stunning political upset, two-term Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse lost Thursday’s election to a defector from his own party, Maithripala Sirisena. With Sirisena’s rise to power comes hope that he will revive the country’s parliamentary democracy and work more closely with ethnic minorities to encourage political reconciliation nearly six years after the civil […]

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Curt Schilling DOESN’T Think Being a Republican Kept Him Out Of Hall of Fame

(CNSNews.com) – Despite national headlines claiming former pitcher Curt Schilling believes “being a Republican kept him out of the Hall of Fame,” that’s not actually what he said. Schilling touched upon his politics on the Dennis and Callahan Morning Show on Boston’s WEEI radio Wednesday, and was asked if he thought he would have received more […]

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What Do Americans Think About the Fight Against ISIS?

A new opinion poll released Thursday shows Americans in continued support of the goal to “downgrade and ultimately destroy” the Islamic State (ISIS), as President Obama has articulated it. The poll, “American Public Attitudes Towards ISIS and Syria,” also reveals some reservations about the effectiveness of the Obama administration’s air-only campaign to keep ISIS from […]

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This Man Is Now Third in Line for Presidential Succession

Since Election Day, pundits have bombarded the incoming Republican majority with a common refrain, “Republicans must prove they can govern.” Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, hopes to silence these critics with his new office as president pro tempore. Hatch told The Daily Signal that he’s frustrated the “foundations of the Senate’s unique character” have been sacrificed […]

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Islamic Group Hijacks Maryland Station’s Site, New Mexico Paper’s Twitter Feed

SALISBURY, Md. (AP) — Hackers claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group hijacked the website and Twitter feed of a Maryland news station, and the Twitter feed of The Albuquerque Journal in New Mexico, according to the outlets and federal authorities. Hackers calling themselves CyberCaliphate took over the website and Twitter feed of WBOC-TV in […]

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High-Ranking Democrat Blasts Obama’s ‘Secret Diplomacy’ With Cuba

President Obama will have trouble appointing an ambassador to Cuba following his decision to normalize relations with the Communist government, predicts the outgoing Democratic chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. On Sunday, Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., told CNN that past actions on the part of the Obama administration would make it “very difficult to […]

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