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Acting Tomah VA medical center director Victoria Brahm said in a press conference Tuesday that almost 600 veterans who received dental care may have been infected with HIV or hepatitis. According t

Donald Trump has come a long way from the “disarray” and “chaos” the media claimed to spy before his transition even got started. Such a long way that it’s fair to say that Trump is having just abo…

If democracy means the majority rules, the Electoral College is an undemocratic institution. Twice in the last five elections it has delivered the White House to the loser of the popular vote. In 2…

The new implementation of EPA rules on heavy trucks has boosted the 10-year regulatory burden on America past $1 trillion, 75 percent of which have been imposed by the Obama administration. That amounts to a one-time charge of $3,080 per person, or an annual cost of $540, according to a new analysis from American Action Forum. In other words, each year every person, regardless of age, in the nation is responsible for paying roughly $540 in regulatory costs. These burdens might take the form of higher prices, fewer jobs, or reduced wages, said AAF's Sam Batkins, director of regulatory policy at the watchdog group.

Democrats in rural America have a blunt message for the rest of their party: We saw the electoral disaster coming — and it’s your fault.Strategists and party officials say their warnings about the party’s lackluster outreach to rural voters went unheeded by Democratic leaders for years, culminating in this month’s shock defeat to Donald Trump. A presidential candidate who actually performed poorly in many cities and suburbs nonetheless scored an upset victory because of a surge in support from small towns and rural areas.

The figure above shows the 32 states that honor a Pennsylvania concealed carry permit (resident).  Interested readers can look up where other state permits are honored here. Since the November 8th election, there has been some hope that national reciprocity for concealed handgun permits would be similar to that for driver?s licenses.  If you have ?

'Campus police officers will not contact, detain, question or arrest any individual solely on the basis of (suspected) undocumented immigration status.'

Employers have a new breed of candidate, and they're... Challenging. Can millennials survive the work force, and can the work force survive them?* Be sure to...

There are a group of parasites extremely disgusting and mean. Humanity declared war on them. Support us on Patreon so we can make more videos (and get cool s...

A priest who works with underage migrants has revealed that Muslim migrant children constantly bully their Christian counterparts.

During an extended interview on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 Wednesday night, things got a little heated between Cooper and Senator Elizabeth Warren. The almost 25 minute long interview grew tense when Cooper grilled Warren on how out of touch the Democratic Party is with Middle America. “When you look at that electoral map, I mean, there is blue on both coasts basically, and there is a lot of red in the entire rest of the country,” he noted before asking, “Do you feel like you are out of touch?”

The press is in a pickle. Part of our job, especially for reporters, is to act as something of a filter between politicians and the public. Then along came Donald J. Trump. Since the very beginning…

Even before becoming Commander-in-Chief, Donald Trump has become negotiator-in-chief, as illustrated by the deal he struck with air conditioning manufacturer Carrier. A source close to the company said President-elect Trump called Greg Hayes, CEO of Carrier’s

Federal Agency Cutting Funds for Cancer Research and Medicare, to Aid Illegal Alien Minors

The man responsible for publishing one of the greatest media hoaxes in recent memory thinks it might be a good idea if the government provided the press with subsidies to help it fight fake news. Jann S. Wenner is the co-founder and publisher of Rolling Stone magazine, which published a story on Nov. 19, 2014, alleging that Jackie, a student at the University of Virginia, had been gang-raped as part of a fraternity initiation. The report was proven to be totally false, however, and Jackie a wild fabulist, but not before UVA suspended the fraternity and the university itself suffered a major blow to its reputation. Wenner defended the since-retracted story and its author, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, right up to the bitter end. In an interview published this week, Wenner wondered aloud in a conversation with President Obama whether the federal government should provide media with subsidies to help them combat the rising tide of fake news stories on social media.

DC scammers are going to push back hard against this one.

San Francisco police officers are adding a new strategy — going undercover — in an effort to combat hate crimes, Interim Police Chief Toney Chaplin said Wednesday. At a City Hall news conference with Mayor Ed Lee and other leaders, Chaplin did not offer specifics, but warned that police are “taking proactive measures” to ensure that a flurry of hate crime reports emerging around the country in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election won’t be duplicated in San Francisco. “We’re going to put officers out much like we did when our teams made it to the playoffs and we dressed officers in rival teams’ gear,” Chaplin said, referring to the city’s bid to tackle rising sports-fan violence. While police have not seen an uptick in hate crime reports in San Francisco since the election, Chaplin cautioned that hate crimes are notoriously underreported. On Friday, city police arrested a man on suspicion of spray-painting a racist epithet and symbol on the wall of a business and nearby vehicle in the Bayview neighborhood.

One year after the terror attacks in San Bernardino, the ABC News Investigative Unit and Nightline are looking back, revealing never-before-seen photos and videos, and hearing from the first responders, the victims and the everyday people who prevented a terrifying day from getting any worse. ...

Oh, so you only like iron-fisted government when your guy is in charge, do you?

"What is it about young socialists" like Obama who love Fidel Castro, a murderous communist?

By Todd Starnes One of my guilty pleasures in life is to watch Fixer Upper marathons on HGTV. Hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines have not only made Waco, Texas a tourist destination, but they’ve also educated us about the many uses of shiplap. Click here for a free subscription to Todd’s Newsletter: a must-read for Conservatives! If you aren’t a fan of the show, you might want to Google that. I also appreciate that Chip and Joanna are devout Christians. Viewers can see how their faith flavors not only their television program – but also their family life. Click here to get Todd’s best-selling book – a primer on fighting the culture war! But not everyone appreciates those Christian beliefs – especially the militant LGBT crowd. And now, they are on the warpath. The Mainstream Media and militant LGBT activists are unleashing their fury over reports the Gaines family attends Antioch Community Church, a non-denominational megachurch. “Chip and Joanna Gaines’s Pastor Preaches ‘Homosexuality is a Sin’” – blared a headline on Cosmopolitan. “Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Church is Firmly Against Same-Sex Marriage,” screamed a Buzzfeed headline. “Their pastor considers homosexuality to be a ‘sin’ caused by abuse – whether the Fixer Upper couple agrees is unclear.” What the shiplap, America?!” “Their pastor, Jimmy Seibert, is both staunchly against same-sex marriage and a strong believer that homosexuality is a ‘lifestyle’ choice and a ‘sin’,” Cosmo reported. This bit of news was more than their feeble journalistic minds could handle. “Given the diversity of Fixer Upper’s audience, this is a startling revelation that has left many wondering where Chip and Jo stand,” Cosmo reported. Buzzfeed went so far as to investigate Pastor Seibert’s sermons – demonstrating that what is preached from the pulpit at Antioch Community Church is the same kind of message being preached in nearly every evangelical church in America. Our friends at Newsbusters tracked down this item from US Weekly: “As a Fixer Upper fan, I would love to know @joannagaines and @chippergaines’s thoughts on their pastor’s hateful, anti-LGBT beliefs,” one viewer declared. Another went further, writing: “If Chip and Joanna Gaines end up being anti-LGBT, I am cancelling my mag subscription and ignoring their show.” An HGTV spokesperson told me in a statement, they “respect the privacy of our show hosts and will not comment on matters related to their personal lives.” Understandably, neither the Gaines family nor the church wanted to comment. And nor should they have to comment. “While fans shouldn’t necessarily jump to conclusions about what this might mean, for many people who watch the show, their silence speaks volumes,” Cosmo wrote. ‘Here’s hoping they speak up about this soon.” Well, here’s a truth bomb for Cosmo and Buzzfeed. It’s really none of your business where Chip and Joanna Gaines worship. And for the record, where were their hysterical screeds when President Obama’s pastor was asking God to damn America? Anybody want to talk about those roosting chickens? If anybody knows what Chip and Joanna are going through it is David and Jason Benham. The Benham Brothers, who run a very successful North Carolina real estate company, were fired from HGTV in 2014 after a militant LGBT mob bullied the network into submission. The brothers are well-known evangelical Christian leaders – and are outspoken proponents of traditional marriage. “We were actually filming our show the exact same time the Gaines were filming their first episode,” David told me. “We developed a great relationship.” And the first telephone call the brothers received when they were given the heave-ho was from Chip. “He called to support us – to say, ‘Guys, I’m in this with you, brother,” Jason said. “The Gaines’ believe as we do – as millions as other Christians do – that marriage is between a man and a woman.” “That’s not anti-anything,” Jason continued. “That’s not hateful. Chip and Joanna don’t hate anybody. It’s ridiculous.” The Benham Brothers said they especially feel bad for HGTV being pushed into another faux controversy. “It’s a mafia,” David said referring to the militant activists. “They are going to go after the Gaines family. They are going to try and vilify them. They are going to try and vilify their church and their pastor. And if they can’t get anyone to bend or concede, they are going to start vilifying HGTV and going after their advertisers.” It’s absolutely true that the Gaines family attends a church that believes marriage is between one man and one woman. Should that disqualify them from having a television program on HGTV? Do the militant LGBT activists want to create a Black List – banning individuals who attend evangelical Christian churches from working in the industry? Is that what they really want? Friends, this is nothing more than a modern-day witch hunt. And it’s time for all freedom-loving Americans to rise up and stand with HGTV and the Gaines family. To the militant LGBT mob, we say stand down. Buzzfeed quoted a rather appropriate statement from one of Pastor Seibert’s messages: “We’re being called to a higher calling. A greater compassion and love, but a greater clarity than ever before. Because it is coming now. Starting Monday morning, we will not have that option anymore. And with that, will come persecution.” Prophecy fulfilled.  Perhaps next season Chip and Joanna spend a few episodes refurbishing safe spaces for emotionally fragile snowflakes?

A recent fall in global average temperatures over land has been caused by the end of El Nino – the warming of surface waters in a vast area of the Pacific west of Central America.

Kellogg Co. announced on Tuesday its decision to pull ads from Breitbart.com because its readers are not “aligned with our values as a company.”

"It's a First Amendment right," Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W. Va.) says.

Newt Gingrich is looking for a role in a Trump Administration, and this would fit his evangelism.