The Presidents and UFOs: A Secret History from FDR to Obama
Could President Truman have known the story behind the front page news from July 28, 1952? For decades, pulp fiction
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Barack Obama
Perception: Reality light
What we perceive is what we believe. It’s a simple truth complicated by others who do not perceive people or
Read moreObama should halt prosecutions of black Americans
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach ignited a firestorm of controversy Sunday when he entertained the possibility that President Barack
Read moreIllegal Immigration: Tom Tancredo discusses his Congressional career
Baltimore Post-Examiner interviewed former Republican Congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado. Tancredo, an outspoken opponent of both illegal and [increased] legal immigration,
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State of the Union: GOP to block Obama’s massive tax-cut compromise
During his State of the Union address tonight, President Obama will propose a series of massive tax cuts for families,
Read moreChuck Hagel’s resignation means war in Middle East
This is the first in a series on Chuck Hagel’s resignation as the secretary of defense. Click here to read the second part detailing his
Read moreJournalists ask Obama to stop ‘politically driven suppression of news’ at federal agencies
The Society of Professional Journalists, the National Newspaper Association and 36 other journalism and open government groups sent a letter to President Obama Tuesday asking him to stop “politically driven suppression of news and information about federal agencies.”
Read moreRascovar commentary on Ben Carson’s split personality
As a pediatric neurosurgeon, Ben Carson was spectacular. As a philanthropist, he and his wife are exemplary leaders in awarding scholarships to deserving youths who strive to be the best, regardless of economic or societal circumstances. But as a novice political commentator, Ben Carson is displaying a less admirable side.
Read moreLabor Day politics: Bongino keeps punching, writes book on Obama ‘bubble’; Sarbanes ‘sympathetic with president’ on Syria move
Dan Bongino, last year’s Republican U.S. Senate nominee, held a major fundraiser in Frederick County Friday night in what he concedes is “going to be a tough election” to unseat freshman Democratic Congressman John Delaney in the 6th District. But he made no mention of a book he wrote due out in November, which details why he chose to leave the Secret Service and run for office.
Read moreForgetting Sarah Palin at the White House Correspondents Dinner
Every year it’s the same old thing: the White House Press Corps holds a gala dinner, invites a ton of
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