Daily Archives: December 22, 2011

This holiday season, a local family has a lot to be thankful for and they shared their inspiration story with News10NBC.Danny Thomas, 46, is a retired marine and an amputee. He is also one of the first 25 people in … Continue reading →

by J. Christian Adams Today, PJ Media breaks a bombshell that an employee in the federal Department of Justice (DOJ) Voting Section, where I used to work, has admitted to lying three times under penalty of perjury during a DOJ … Continue reading →

via Jared Law http://www.the912project.us/forum/topic/show?id=2881797:Topic:2493837&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_topic Little Fidel Castros are popping up all around America, and not just in Congress. From city councils & county commissions, to state representatives & senators, the threat of tyranny from ‘Progressives’ from both parties, who don’t … Continue reading →

Quarterback Tim Tebow has led Denver to five wins in his six starts, putting the Broncos in the thick of the AFC West race. (Associated Press) Long before there was Tim Tebow, there was George Washington. It is well documented … Continue reading →

Collective Barganing, holding the sick and taxpayers hostage! The New York City hospital network is in deep crisis. Many of its community hospitals are saddled with debt and losing money. A new report says that the hospitals that are worse-off … Continue reading →

Olutosin Oduwole A former Southern Illinois University student has been sentenced to five years in prison for writing what prosecutors say was a note demanding money and threatening a Virginia Tech-like killing spree. Twenty-six-year-old Olutosin Oduwole was sentenced Wednesday in … Continue reading →

by Yaakov Katz Defense establishment fears former IDF chief could be targeted by Hezbollah in revenge for 2008 Mughniyeh assassination. The IDF has decided to renew its security over former chief of staff Lt.-Gen (res.) Gabi Ashkenazi amid fears that … Continue reading →

A federal judge on Thursday blocked three key provisions of South Carolina’s controversial law cracking down on illegal immigration. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel granted the federal government’s request for an injunction against the law that’s set to take effect … Continue reading →

Peter Suderman | December 22, 2011 Circumventing the website blocking mechanism proposed by the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) is as easy as adding a browser extension. Via Andy Greenberg at Forbes: While Congress has postponed the second half of … Continue reading →

By Eric Shawn Published December 21, 2011 A total of four Democratic officials and political operatives have now pleaded guilty to voter fraud-related felony charges in an alleged scheme to steal a New York election. The latest guilty pleas expose … Continue reading →

The media and liberals tend to portray Americans as selfish Scrooges, only interested in their own gain – why else would taxes be unpopular? But America has shown its generosity time and again, and this Christmas season, new proof of … Continue reading →

More murcury will come from the Obama light bulbs than coal plants… FILE – This July 27, 2010 file photo shows one of the stacks at the Four Corners Power Plant, operated by Arizona Public Service on tribal land near … Continue reading →

Contact: Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, 540-538-4741 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ — Rev. Patrick Mahoney to read the Christmas Story at the Capitol Tree on Thursday, December 22, at 12:00 P.M. The Capitol Christmas Tree is located on the … Continue reading →

Minister Told He Will Face Potential Arrest for Reading Christmas Story from the Bible at Capitol Christmas Tree This threat of arrest for reading from the Bible comes in the wake of national news stories reporting that the Capitol Christmas … Continue reading →

This is how the exchange was depicted in the Des Moines Register: Scott Arnold, an associate professor of writing at William Penn University, approached the former Speaker of the House and “asked him if he’s elected, how does he plan … Continue reading →

This is how the exchange was depicted in the Des Moines Register: Scott Arnold, an associate professor of writing at William Penn University, approached the former Speaker of the House and “asked him if he’s elected, how does he plan … Continue reading →

Rep. Ron Paul Gets Irked By Newsletter Questions, Walks Out Of CNN Interview After frustration with CNN’s continuing questions on his knowledge of newsletters with racial overtones published under his name, Dr. Paul gets frustrated and leaves the interview. A … Continue reading →