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Reckless disregard. It’s a phrase in legal writing that means “gross negligence without concern for danger to others.” And it’s a phrase that characterizes much of the attitude toward law of an administration headed by a man sometimes described as a constitutional scholar. The most recent case in point is the decision by federal district judge Andrew Hanen in Texas enjoining the operation of Barack Obama’s order barring prosecution of something like 4 million illegal immigrants. The administration has a plausible legal argument: the president is ordering immigration authorities to exercise discretion, just as a prosecutor does not bring all possible indictments. In his 123-page opinion Judge Hanen disagrees. “The DHS cannot reasonably claim that, under a general delegation to establish enforcement priorities, it can establish a blanket policy of non-enforcement that also awards legal presence and benefits to otherwise removable aliens.”

Moscow defense minister inks deals with Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua for joint exercises

A study released Tuesday by two Army War College professors explains how some officers remain in compliance with ever-increasing training

Hillary Clinton's ties to large corporations have come under more scrutiny after it was revealed that dozens of companies that have donated millions to her family's foundation also lobbied the State Department during her tenure as Secretary of State. 

In last week’s Revolting Truth satire video, I had some laughs with the idea of “debunking” Obama conspiracy theories. For the literal-minded among you who like to receive the message straight, the point was this: We don’t need conspiracy theories about this president. The facts we know for sure are worse than anything we can imagine.

'The raw data shows cooling since the 1920s'

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It takes a whole heap of incompetence to combine two government agencies, creating a witch’s brew bucket of unflavored suck for 800,000 Obamacare families.

The Hate Whose Name They Dare Not Speak -

Many Americans facing a new federal tax penalty for not having health insurance got more time to buy coverage from the Obama administration.

Round 2 in the "Nanny State's" attempt at banning plastic bags in Flagstaff AZ.

Many moderate Muslims were invited to this week's White House summit on violent extremism. But one particular invitee raised some eyebrows, as critics pointed out that he had once suggested Israel should be on the "suspect list" for the 9/11 attacks.

The government urged the health insurance consumers to hold off on filing their tax returns, and said millions of others would get more time to buy insurance.

The Obama administration's new environmental regulations, due in the coming months, will sharply raise the price of energy to all but will hurt those with low incomes most.

From 1968 through 1992, Republicans tended to control the White House. Since then, they’ve more frequently controlled Congress, which has moved them even more to the right.

Also, a new open enrollment period to cushion the (political) shock.

To people on the outside, teaching undergraduates seems like a nice thing that faculty would like to do rather than an overriding priority.

A West Virginia middle school is standing firm on not removing some angels etched into a memorial to a beloved teacher, despite the threats of an Atheist group to hit the school with a lawsuit on constitutional grounds.

Rudy Is Right - Barack Obama doesn’t even like America.

Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee calls for taxing dessert, ‘electronic tracking’ of time spent watching TV

  Remember Solyndra, the festering symbol of green-energy corruption that resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money being flushed down the toilet? And that was just one example. Based on the ratio of energy produced compared to

Six men detained for more than 12 years at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba and then sent to Montevideo have upset Uruguay's government after officials offered them jobs — and they said no.

University of Wisconsin–Whitewater professor Beth Lueck offers freshman English students extra credit to go to rally against Scott Walker budget cuts