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Armed Citizen Turned Good Guy Holds Burglar at Gunpoint for Cops
Thanks to one Ohio man, Mercer County deputies arrested James Baker, 34 of Spencerville Sunday after he and a friend attempted to break into a rural home occupied by the armed citizen not interested in becoming a victim
Fate of Obama’s Amnesty Uncertain at Supreme Court
Justices on the Supreme Court were sharply divided on several aspects of President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty
U.S. will send 217 more troops to Iraq to help fight ISIL
The U.S. has agreed to deploy more than 200 additional troops to Iraq and to send Apache helicopters for the first time into the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq
Police: Muslim migrants threw Christians overboard
Italian police arrested 15 Muslim migrants who survivors said tossed 12 Christians from a boat during a recent Mediterranean crossing attempt.
Battle over Obama immigration actions lands before Supreme Court
The impassioned election-year debate over President Obama’s immigration executive actions lands Monday before a short-handed Supreme Court, where justices will consider a fundamental question
How the Life-Expectancy Gap for Rich and Poor Skews Social Security
A new study from the GAO shows the dramatic effect of diverging life spans on lifetime benefits
FBI chief says outside hacking tool only works on ‘narrow slice’ of iPhones
FBI Director James Comey said in a speech last week that a tool provided to his agency by a third party to hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists only works on the specific model used by the shooter, the iPhone 5c running iOS 9
LA Times Op-Ed Calls Out Newsom for Infringing on Second Amendment
Sunday’s issue of the Los Angeles Times published a scathing letter from a Northridge resident directed at Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom
The Latest Pope Francis Controversy and Why Non-Catholics Should Care
Non-Catholics may be wondering why Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, “Amoris Laetitia” or “The Joy of Love,” has Catholics in an uproar
Obama says Hillary Clinton’s private server did not endanger national security
Obama said Sunday that Hillary Clinton showed “carelessness” by using a private email server, but he also strongly defended his former secretary of state
Cardinal Dolan brings message of hope to Iraqi Christians
Timothy Cardinal Dolan traveled to war-torn northern Iraq to lift the spirits of Christian families persecuted by ISIS and displaced from their homes
Border Patrol ordered to release illegals ‘still soaking wet’ from Rio Grande, union says
Border Patrol agents have been ordered to release dripping-wet illegal immigrants at the Rio Grande unless they actually see them climbing out of the river
Sanders, Social Security and Class Warfare
At the request of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, the U.S. Government Accountability Office has published a study about the impact of life expectancy on Social Security benefits.
NSA Chief Refuses ‘To Get Into’ Whether Hillary’s Email Server Was Hacked
NSA director Michael S. Rogers adamantly refused on Thursday to say whether Hillary Clinton’s private email server was ever hacke
The Supreme Court’s three big mistakes on Obamacare
The individual mandate should have been ruled unconstitutional
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