A COMPUTER engineer died after tying himself naked to a tree with a cord wrapped around his penis, an inquest heard. View full post on Latest Articles [Continue]

DYERSBURG, Tenn. (AP) – The mother of a 15-year-old Dyersburg girl who was killed by her father after she claimed he sexually abused her is suing the state. Jessica Readen, of Roseburg, Ore., claims the Department of Children's Services failed to protect her daughter when it moved her into the house of neighbors Todd and [Continue]

If you thought it ended with ObamaCare, think again. By “it,” we mean the irresponsible act of Congress to ramrod massive legislation through its chambers with far more regard for incestuous political praise than public service, only to find out, after the fact, that assaults on our Constitution and our individual freedoms were buried in [Continue]

They are more afraid of voting on care for illegal aliens than they are in providing health care to heroes! If you have seen the news on television today, it’s likely you saw the following clip of Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) on the floor of the House of Representatives on Thursday night. If not, take [Continue]

They are more afraid of voting on care for illegal aliens than they are in providing health care to heroes! If you have seen the news on television today, it’s likely you saw the following clip of Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) on the floor of the House of Representatives on Thursday night. If not, take [Continue]

…Members are silent this week, however, as new evidence has surfaced that overenthusiastic drivers, and not defective parts, caused the now-infamous “sudden acceleration” that was to blame for the recall. No doubt government officials had been hoping to repeat the Audi experience of the 1980s, where that carmaker was almost forced [Continue]

Recently, Bill O'Reilly interviewed John Stossel about the dangerous situation along Arizona's porous border with Mexico. Stossel is probably my favorite reporter. I admire the way he demolishes popular myths, particularly economic myths. However, on the topic of how to deal with waves of illegals (some of them perpetrators of violent [Continue]

Not once all week at the AT&T National. For only the fourth time (excluding major championships) in his PGA Tour career, Woods did not post a singe round under par during tournament week, finishing play Sunday at Aronimink Golf Club 4-over and way, way down the leaderboard. View full post on Latest Articles [Continue]

LABOR'S switch to a Gillard leadership will not be enough to save it at the next election, an early poll suggests. But Australia’s first female prime minister has already made slight ground on Kevin Rudd, who did not contest the leadership today after recording a dismal voter satisfaction score of just 36 per cent in [Continue]

Welcome to the Obama Economy! WASHINGTON (AP) — Regulators on Friday shut down a Nevada bank, raising to 83 the number of U.S. bank failures this year. The 83 closures so far this year is more than double the pace set in all of 2009, which was itself a brisk year for shutdowns. By this [Continue]

Over the past few weeks we've been treated to a precise and detailed preview of what the rest of the Obama presidency will be like: a sky black with chickens coming home to roost and blaming George W. Bush. Not even midway into the Obama presidency, we've been hit with two major crises and a [Continue]

Obama fails the test of leadership By: Keith Koffler June 3, 2010 01:56 PM EDT White House press secretary Robert Gibbs tweeted to the world recently that President Barack Obama had on his night table “The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt,” Edmund Morris’s rip-roaring, Pulitzer Prize-winning account of the formative years of [Continue]

BP operations boss Doug Suttles said Saturday that BP determined that the top kill would not work and it was time to move on. Crews pumped more than 30,000 barrels of mud down the well to no avail. Dome The UK supermajor now plans to cut off the riser from the lower marine riser package [Continue]

Lebanon expects to receive additional U.S. assistance to develop its military and security forces. Lebanese officials said the United States has pledged to lead an international effort to bolster Beirut's military and security forces. They said U.S. weapons began to flow to Lebanon in 2010 and could intensify over the next few months. [Continue]

RINGGOLD, Ga. — A jury has said she’s not guilty and the trial that devastated her life is over, but Tonya Craft says she’ll never recover what she’s lost. “There is not a winner. There can be restoration, and there can be awareness for others to not go through this, but there are two birthdays [Continue]