Chavez’s Return to Caracas Answers Few Questions

Photo credit: Venezuelan Presidency/ZUMA Press/Newscom In the early morning of February 18, Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez tweeted that he was back in Caracas, after spending over two months in a Havana hospital. On December 11, Chavez underwent a fourth round of surgery for an undisclosed cancer. Chavez was immediately moved to a military hospital under […]

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George Washington’s Example on Religious Liberty

Instead of celebrating George Washington’s birthday, today we’ve lumped him in together with no-names as we celebrate a generic “Presidents’ Day.” But George Washington was not simply a President. He was the indispensible man of the American Founding. Washington’s words, thoughts, and deeds as a military commander, a President, and a patriotic leader make him […]

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Halt New Gun Control Threat – Stop Leahy’s S. 54 To Ban All Private Gun Sales

HALT NEW GUN CONTROL THREAT! LEAHY’S S. 54 WILL BAN ALL PRIVATE SALES, ‘NECESSITATE’ GUN LICENSURE DEMS’ DISTRACT & DEFLECT GUN GRAB MUST BE EXPOSED, HALTED! STOP THE LEAHY BAN NOW! URGENT: Flying under the radar for weeks, Vermont Democrat Sen. Patrick Leahy’s S. 54 gun ban bill introduced last month makes the mere planning […]

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Unknown at This Point Who’s in Charge of Privacy Policy for Drones in U.S. Skies

(CNSNews.com) – Experts could not answer questions about privacy concerns related to incorporating unmanned aerial vehicles, (UAV) or drones, into U.S. airspace at a House hearing on Friday. The House Science, Space and Technology Committee’s Subcommittee on Oversight invited officials from the Federal Aviation Administration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Government Accountability Office […]

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