Holder: DOJ Ranked in $24.7 Billion ‘Return on Investment’ in FY2014

Obama's failed approach to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions

With the specter of the November 24 deadline looming on the horizon, a tough and determined position toward Iran is essential in saving the day. But President Barack Obama seems to be poised on repeating his previous mistakes in dealing with the Iranian regime. That is what his latest letter to the Iranian regime's supreme leader Ali Khamenei indicates, in which he made cooperation with Iran against ISIS on achieving a nuclear deal. The missive--which happened to be the fourth of its kind--was riddled with misconceptions, and proves that despite his failed attempts, Obama is still adamant that he can tackle one of the most vicious regimes through rapprochement.

Video: Rev. Al Sharpton: Racism, politics behind tax cheat report

Video: Gunman opens fire in crowded FSU library, 3 students wounded

Video: House Republicans have blocked immigration reform

Obama and 5 Million 'Loafers'

Al Sharpton: My Tax problems are because of racism! ...And Trayvon! ...And Ferguson!

It will come as little surprise that Al Sharpton is the victim of racism. Given that his entire life's work involves race-baiting, ginned-up controversy, and portraying everyone as either the perpetrator or victim of some sort of race-based malevolence, it was probably just his turn. Sure, it's sad that things operate this way, but this is the reality of the horrible country in which we live.

Free ‘Obama Phones’ A Little Too Easy To Get

What’s up with that?

The issue at hand revolves around the fact the United States of America is a government controlled by a system of Checks and Balances. That means no one part of the government separated into three constituent elements: the Executive, the Legislative and the Judiciary, shall hold ascendancy and power to negate the powers attributed to the others. This isn’t an idea. It’s not an ideal.

Two men in burkas rob Toronto jewelry store

Pelosi Compares Obama's Executive Amnesty to Emancipation Proclamation

Hackers Can Steal Data Wirelessly From PCs That Aren't Even Online

When governments, utilities and corporations need to protect their most sensitive data, they create what's called an air-gap network. It involves storing information on computers that are never connected to the Internet, an extreme method of isolation designed to prevent any chance of data leaking out.

CA Sen. Barbara Boxer's Immigration Stance, and the Truth

Junior US Senator Barbara Boxer (D-California) delivered the following letter (reprinted in part below in italics) to President Obama and for public release on November 17, 2014. Referring to the US Senate's comprehensive reform legislation from 2013, the senator then pleads with the President to enact needed reforms without Congressional approval or authorization.

Is There Anywhere Safe to Be a Jew?

One might think that being a rabbi praying in a synagogue in an ultra-orthodox neighborhood of Jerusalem, Israel was about as safe as one could get, but you would be wrong.

Let's get this right: The scandal is not about Gruber

I'm noticing as this whole Jonathan Gruber business unfolds that Republicans are showing a troubling instinct, and if they're not careful they're going to mis-navigate this thing in a such a way that they just might let congressional Democrats and the Obama Administration off the hook.

Union 'disgusted' over Keystone rejection - threatens Dems with a 2016 'reaction'

Marine Dad Banned from School Property; Daughter Gets Failing Grade for Refusing Islamic Indoctrination

The Thomas More Law Center Steps In

Parents Tasered, Sprayed, Handcuffed—as Kids Watch

Dear HSLDA Members and Friends: On November 14, 2014, Home School Legal Defense Association filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit against Chief Sheriff’s Deputy David Glidden and Sheriff Darren White of the sheriff’s department of Nodaway County, Missouri. The suit charges Glidden and White with unlawfully forcing their way into the home of HSLDA members Laura and Jason Hagan on September 30, 2011, in violation of their Fourth Amendment rights.

How Many Millions of Illegal Aliens Will Qualify for Discretionary Amnesty?

As President Obama is getting ready to make his announcement on immigration on Thursday, November 20, 2014, the Congressional Research Service is advising Congress through legislative attorneys, Kate M. Manuel and Michael John Garcia “on the scope of the Executive’s discretionary authority over immigration matters, including with respect to the enforcement of immigration-related sanctions and the granting of immigration benefits or privileges.” (”Executive Discretion as to Immigration: Legal Overview,” November 10, 2014, R43782)

Canada Needs A Faster, Better Payments System

Canada needs a better and faster payments system, according to a report from the C.D. Howe Institute. In “A Speedier and More Efficient Payments System for Canada,” author Mati Dubrovinsky finds that the Canadian economy would benefit from an upgraded payments system that creates lower financial risk, lower payment-processing costs for businesses and, as a consequence, makes Canadian businesses more competitive globally.