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Ted Cruz, Mike Lee Say They’re Not to Blame for Confirmation of Obama Nominees
As the 113th Congress draws to a close, Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah are facing harsh criticism from colleagues… Read More
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Federal Judge: Obama Immigration Actions Unconstitutional
A federal judge today ruled that President Obama’s executive actions on immigration are unconstitutional—the first time a court has weighed in since the president’s Nov…. Read More
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Fighting Obama’s Amnesty: Et Tu, Brute?
Most Americans don’t watch C-SPAN and I cannot blame them. More often than not, it seems as though the Senate is in a quorum call… Read More
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Surprise C-SPAN Caller Turns Out to Be Mother of Arguing Brothers
Brad and Dallas Woodhouse are brothers who occasionally spar with one another as political pundits on TV. The two are on opposite sides of the… Read More
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What Percentage of Teens Use Marijuana? The Answer Might Surprise You.
Marijuana use is down among teens, according to a new study by the National Institutes on Drug Abuse and the University of Michigan. The study,… Read More
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9 Interesting Facts About Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush took to Facebook this morning to announce he will be “actively” exploring a potential 2016 presidential run. Here are nine facts you may… Read More
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Here’s How People Reacted to Jeb Bush’s 2016 Announcement, in 36 Tweets
It did not take much time before Twitter ignited in debate and conversation over former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s pre-announcement announcement about his bid for the… Read More
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Arizona County Weighs Hiring Ban on Smokers for Government Jobs
One Arizona county may be closing its doors on smokers today. Pima County, home of Tucson, is voting on a proposal that bans county offices… Read More
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How Many Americans Are OK With Nativity Scenes in Government Buildings?
Despite annual controversy surrounding religious holiday displays, nearly 3 out of 4 Americans believe Christian symbols should be allowed on government property, according to the Pew Research… Read More
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How ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Just Elevated the Value of Life
It’s one of the longest-running, popular dramatic televisions shows of all time. “Grey’s Anatomy” has been a cultural staple in the lives of millennials for… Read More
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Ted Cruz Strikes Back: ‘Too Many Republicans Willing to Be Complicit’
In the midst of the debate over a mammoth government spending bill, Republicans and Democrats found something to agree on: their dislike for Sen. Ted… Read More
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Tim Scott: Why Marriage Matters for Fighting Poverty
After 50 years of the War on Poverty with little results, it’s time for a new path forward. In a speech at the 2014 Heritage… Read More
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What Americans Really Think About Relationships, Cohabitation and Marriage
What do Americans think about marriage and relationships? And do these attitudes line up with what research shows is best for relationships? A new, nationally… Read More
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Meet the Right-Winger Who Made Barbara Walters’ ‘Most Fascinating People’ List
Barbara Walters’ annual “10 Most Fascinating People” list included the expected mix of celebrity and media types–and one unusual person. David Koch, a political activist… Read More
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Divorce Rates May Not Be as High as You Think
”Divorce is on the rise.” At least, that’s the story Americans often hear, as New York Times reporter Claire Cain Miller explained earlier this month…. Read More
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Vermonters Using Social Media to ‘Expose’ Gun Control Agenda
How do ordinary Vermonters defend their constitutional rights against some of the most well-funded special-interest groups in the state? Facebook, of course. Vermonters seeking to… Read More
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From ‘Science Fiction’ to Reality: The Evolution of Saving a Life Before Birth
The fetal surgery enterprise came to life like most innovations do: from an idea inspired by a problem. For innovators Drs. Michael Harrison and Scott… Read More
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Fetal Surgery Still Considered ‘Radical’ in Europe and Other Countries
Fetal surgery has existed for more than three decades in the United States, but in many countries the life-saving procedure is just being introduced. In… Read More
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Why the Abortion Rate Is the Lowest It’s Been Since 1973
The abortion rate keeps dropping. The latest numbers from the CDC, released last week, show that the abortion rate is the lowest it’s been since… Read More
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Military Punishes Chaplain for Referring to the Bible in Suicide-Prevention Seminar
The Army has disciplined a military chaplain for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month. A serviceman brought the Judeo-Christian religious… Read More
County Making Nice Profit Selling E-Cigarettes to Inmates
NASHVILLE — A sheriff’s office in Tennessee has made a hefty profit selling vapor cigarettes to inmates. As most Americans know by now, e-cigarettes are battery-powered devices… Read More
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Here’s How the Media Got the Latest Religious Liberty Bill Wrong
Finishing off a week that was pretty bad for the media, CBS News is now spinning a story about a Michigan religious freedom bill. Their… Read More
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Fetal Surgery ‘One of the Most Exciting Developments’ in Treating Spina Bifida
Each year, an estimated 1,500 babies are born with spina bifida in America, making it the nation’s most common permanently disabling birth defect, according to… Read More
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17 Great Photos You Might Have Missed This Week
From a giant government bill to royalty — here’s a quick recap of this week’s news in photos. After a chaotic day in House, lawmakers… Read More
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If Fetal Surgery Can Save the Life of an Unborn Child, Why Do Some Oppose It?
Roughly 3 percent of babies born each year in the United States suffer from a complex birth defect, according to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. That number… Read More
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17 Political Books and Movies That Would Make Great Christmas Gifts
Christmas is just around the corner. If you’re still searching for the perfect gift, take a look at what’s on our Christmas list: 1. “America:… Read More
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Jorge Ramos’s Line of Questioning on Amnesty Power Disagrees With Obama
In 2013, President Obama said on multiple occasions—including during an interview with Univision anchor Jorge Ramos—that he doesn’t have the legal authority to suspend deportations… Read More
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This Town Has Displayed a Nativity for 50 Years. Now an Atheist Group Wants It Removed.
Residents of an Indiana town have been threatened with legal action by an atheist group if they don’t remove their nativity scene. Brookville, Ind. has… Read More
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Tom Coburn’s Stirring Message to Fellow Senators, in 90 Seconds
In an emotional farewell address, Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., today encouraged fellow lawmakers to heed their oath of office, saying it doesn’t include securing goodies… Read More
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Ted Cruz: No One Is Above the Law, ‘Especially the President’
The rule of law as outlined in the Magna Carta eight centuries ago remains significant in government even today, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said yesterday… Read More
