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A judge in Tennessee told a married couple seeking a divorce that he could not grant one for them, arguing that the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage decision left him unclear as to when a marriage ends. "The conclusion reached by this Court is that Tennesseans have been deemed by the U.S. Supreme Court to be incompetent to define and address such keystone/central institutions such as marriage, and, thereby, at minimum, contested divorces," Hamilton County Chancellor Jeffrey Atherton wrote when denying the divorce petition, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press.

The response to the crisis from European nations almost beggars belief.

Working for the government is not an inalienable right. So Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky, was wrong to refuse same-sex couples marriage licenses in her office.

"When you are a government employee... then in essence, you are agreeing to act as an arm of the government." - Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina

The modern progressive movement is, in most ways, directly opposed to the classical liberalism of the Enlightenment. Despite this, progressives are happy to ...

The Ku Klux Klan was founded as the activist wing of the Democratic Party. On September 28, 1868, a mob ...

Senator Rand Paul sat down with Tucker Carlson of Fox News Sean Hannity Show to talk about how disastrous it would be for the Republican Party to elect Donal...

An 11-year-old boy shot and killed a 16-year-old boy during an attempted home invasion Thursday afternoon, St. Louis County police said.

Progressives love to talk about sustainability when it comes to the environment but not finance. How long can this go ...

Next week, as rumors swirl of his possible entry into the 2016 presidential race, Vice President Joe Biden will appear on liberal comedian Stephen Colbert's new late-night CBS show. The host is a professional clown. The VIP guest is a political clown with more baggage than the Kardashians during Paris fashion week

Mark Levin opened his show tonight defending Kim Davis, the Kentucky Clerk, who was jailed today for refusing to violate her faith to honor a lawless Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage. Wh...

Do black lives really matter? Not according to the racists at Black Lives Matter. Ben Shapiro unlocks the truth of the BLM movement and the race-baiting Demo...

Poor Hillary Clinton can't seem to catch a break.It's been over six months since the nation first heard about the former secretary of State's unusual email arrangement, but unlike Obama's various and sundry scandals, her email scandal refuses to go away.Six months is a long time in the life of an Obama scandal. It only took two months, for instance, for the IRS scandal to morph from  'an outrage' that is 'inexcusable' to a 'phony scandal' trumped up by Republicans trying to score 'political points.' The MSM let that happen. They know how to drop a story when it's inconvenient, but they hang on like a dog on a bone if it helps further a leftist agenda.What is the agenda here?Every day brings new revelations about Clinton's malfeasance.- 'Hillary Clinton paid to hide the identity of the people running her private email server,' Breitbart News 9/2/15- 'Markings on no fewer than four emails contained on Hillary Clinton’s private system were changed to a category that blocks Congress and the public from viewing their contents, according to State Department whistleblowers,' Washington Free Beacon 9/2/15- 'Staffer who worked on Clinton’s private e-mail server faces subpoena,' Washington Post 9/2/15- 'America’s intelligence agencies are assuming that every communication of America’s Secretary of State for months or more was read by our adversaries. Isn’t that likely to amount to one of the worst intelligence breaches in American history?' National Review 9/2/15It's hard to imagine how Clinton's campaign withstands much more of this without an ace in the hole that magically transforms indictable offenses into a 'phony scandal.'A Daily Beast report from yesterday suggests that this email scandal has the potential to spill into a much wider Obama administration scandal:Hillary Clinton was far from the only senior Obama appointee to play fast and loose with classified materials, according to Intelligence Community insiders. While most counterspies agree that Hillary’s practices—especially using her own server and having her staffers place classified information into unclassified emails, in violation of Federal law—were especially egregious, any broad-brush investigation into security matters are likely to turn up other suspects, they maintain.“The whole administration is filled with people who can’t shoot straight when it comes to classified,” an Intelligence Community official explained to me this week. Three U.S. officials suggested that Susan Rice, the National Security Adviser, might be at particular risk if a classified information probe goes wide. But it should be noted that Rice has made all sorts of enemies on the security establishment for her prickly demeanor, use of coarse language, and strategic missteps.Enter Washington Times columnist and Fox News political analyst Monica Crowley:The Clintons have never taken a political hit lying down. But given their weak and panicky reactions to Mr. Obama’s current, well-orchestrated hit on her — the FBI investigation into her alleged mishandling of classified material as secretary of state — they have appeared to passively absorb the escalating attack. Until now.As he presses his attack, Mrs. Clinton has two choices. Option one: fold early and negotiate a mild end to the investigation in exchange for dropping out of the race. But Mr. Obama is not a forgiving sort, and now that he’s drawn blood, he’s likely to go for the kill.That suggests that the Clintons are going with option two: fight him — as part of an elaborate, unspoken negotiation between them over their secrets and futures. That requires a plausible defense. Their go-to strategy has always been to blame others, or inanimate objects such as documents, servers, “processes” — and to designate a fall guy (or gal) to take the rap.This is the well-worn path they now appear to be pursuing to try to escape Mr. Obama’s ever-tightening political and legal vise.A lot depends on how much leverage Ma-Clinton has against Obama.The Clintons must also go on offense, meaning possibly threatening Mr. Obama with her knowledge of any relationship he may have had with the Clinton Foundation donor network, the lies about Benghazi, and so on.Crowley speculates that if 'Obama holds the meaningful cards in this bloody negotiation, he may greenlight a special prosecutor or indictment of Mrs. Clinton.'They are in a political death match, for their own futures, and the future of the party, the Obama revolution and the country. It won’t end until one side is destroyed.Stay tuned, and pop some popcorn!

Vox has published a defense of the Black Lives Matter movement which argues that, aside from a few riots, the group is "largely peaceful."

Representatives of Black Lives Matter fired back at Elisabeth Hasselbeck for suggesting the activists be labeled a “hate group.”

Rand Paul stated that he would support fellow candidate Donald Trump if he won the nomination, but "I won't be enthusiastic"

Barack Obama, as chief law enforcement officer of the United States, is going to have to stop acting like a conscientious objector in this war on cops.

Ted Cruz has released an impassioned response to the arrest of Kim Davis and it is fantastic. This should be the response of every conservative who cares about liberty! "Today, judicial lawlessness...

  When Congress convenes again next week, the air will be filled with debate over the deal with Iran and the need to fund the government past September 30. Part of the budget debate will be the ongoing effort to end government funding of P

Republican presidential candidate tells radio host it ‘won’t take me long’ to get up to speed on Middle East, but gets in a muddle over Kurds and Quds

He's spinning the decision as a win for him, but he really didn't have much choice.

Judge Orders Kim Davis Jailed – But His Order was Against the Law

Senator Rand Paul gives a campaign speech in front of a enthusiastic crowd in Vermont. Paul is campaigning in Vermont this week and distinguishing himself fr...

It's such a damn shame the U.S. is so religious. Otherwise, who knows, maybe mandatory sex ed would be a nationwide reality.  That's the sentiment conveyed by Daily Beast writer Samantha Allen in her September 3 story "Should Sex Ed Be Mandatory?"