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Judge Andrew Napolitano weighed in this morning on the latest revelations regarding intelligence rated above “top secret” being found on Hillary Clinton’s email server. The Judge says the new revelations make Hillary a “prime candidate for prosecution.” Former CIA operations officer Charles Faddis also weighed in. “These are the crown jewels of the American intelligence…
Sarah Palin has endorsed Donald Trump for president. She gave her speech in Ames, Iowa, rambling and speaking in her characteristic high-pitched voice. She hammered the press, praised Trump supporters, and called out those who would be making fun of her in the press for endorsing Donald Trump. And while she was hammering the GOP candidates…
Blake Neff A professor at Arizona State University (ASU) has announced he will step down several months after it was revealed he plagiarized Wikipedia for a textbook he wrote. But although the professor is leaving immediately, his resignation won’t take effect until 2017, and in the meantime school officials will pay him about $200,000 in…
Richard Pollock A Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs chairman wants the federal government to disclose how much money taxpayers lost because of the rapid-fire financial collapse of 12 Obamacare health insurance co-ops, The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned. Sen. Ron Johnson demanded in a Jan. 19 letter to the Centers for Medicare and…
Blake Neff A former Obama administration official and Harvard University president said college campuses are becoming a place of “creeping totalitarianism” in a recent interview with The Weekly Standard. Lawrence Summers served as director of the National Economic Council under President Barack Obama. Before that, he served as Secretary of the Treasury under Bill Clinton, and…
JP Carroll Amnesty International and Africa Resource Watch have published a report alleging Fortune 100 tech firms like Apple and Microsoft use cobalt mined by children in Africa. The report focuses on cobalt mining in the war-torn Democratic Republic of The Congo and how Chinese mining firms provide Congolese cobalt to tech giants. Amnesty International names…
Unlike Mike Huckabee, Senator Rand Paul only had praise for the release of four Americans from Iran on Saturday. After learning about it, he broke the news to a crowd at a town hall in Manchester, NH, then ripped into those who favored war over diplomacy. “It was done, I think, because even though Iran…
Kathryn Watson General Services Administration (GSA) officials designed a $75 million federal law enforcement facility so unsuited to what the intended occupants needed that they couldn’t use the building when it was completed, according to the Government Accountability Office. GSA, already notorious for wasteful spending on conferences and employee videos, didn’t talk to the Federal Protective Service (FPS)…
Andrew Follett Oil prices are set to rise again due to growing foreign demand, which could set the stage for another American oil boom built on the infrastructure of the first fracking boom, according to an economist who works on energy issues. “Even with China’s economy slowing, global oil use will still rise by 1.3 million barrels…
Hillary Clinton claims she never sent or received any information marked classified through her private email server arrangement. An unclassified letter from an Inspector General tells a different story. by Joey Clark A letter obtained by Fox News from Inspector General Charles McCullough III shows Hillary Clinton’s private server contains information from the U.S. governments…