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Romney says he’d communicate better in potential 2016 White House run
Jan. 19, 2015: Former Massachusetts governor at 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney delivers as speech in Indian Wells, Calif. (Photo courtesy Mark Cieslikowski)
INDIAN WELLS, Calif. – While he’s “seriously considering” another presidential run, Mitt Romney provided some new…
Dems change tune after mocking GOP for ‘drill, baby, drill’
Back when gas topped $4 a gallon, Republicans chanted “drill, baby, drill” at rallies across the country — arguing more domestic drilling would increase supplies, reduce dependence on foreign oil and boost the U.S. economy.
Democrats, almost universally, mocked the…
‘The Man Who Would Not Be Washington’: Historian Jonathan Horn on Gen. Robert E. Lee
Editor’s note: Fox News anchor and former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino recently sat down with Jonathan Horn, author of the new biography on Robert E. Lee, “The Man Who Would Not Be Washington: Robert E. Lee’s Civil War…
Economist: Why I expect US job growth to slow in 2015
Friday the Labor Department is expected to report the economy added 245,000 jobs in December. That’s down from 321,000 in November, and a slower economic growth will likely drag on jobs creation through much of 2015.
After a tough winter…
Why airlines hate when you book a hidden city airfare
You’ve probably already heard the David vs. Goliath hidden city airfare story that’s been all over the news.
Briefly, a sweet faced 22-year-old tech whiz kid in his spare time designed a website called Skiplagged that shows people how to…
Why I walked into the Sultan of Brunei’s Beverly Hills Hotel
Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah attends the formal session of the ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit in Busan, South Korea, Friday, Dec. 12, 2014. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon, Pool)
Last week I faced a tough decision.
I was chosen to receive an…
As relations with Cuba thaw, US must check Russia, China military interests
President Obama’s decision to open relations with Cuba was the right thing to do — but not for the reasons he gave. As usual, the president couldn’t resist the temptation rise above petty criticisms of his predecessors’ “failed policies” to…
North Korea blasts US over CIA report on torture in letter to UN
North Korea is demanding that the U.N. Security Council conduct “a thorough probe into the CIA torture crimes,” according to a letter obtained by Fox News.
In the letter, addressed to the president of the Security Council on Monday, Ja…
Defense Nominee: Ashton Carter terrific choice but will Obama listen to him?
The most important appointment President Obama will make for the rest of his time in office is the next secretary of defense. For the next two years, every major foreign policy problem he faces will be contentious, and largely a…
After Chuck Hagel: Why Obama’s next pick for Pentagon chief could determine his foreign policy legacy
Poor Defense Secretary Hagel. Hired and fired in just one term.
I’m not surprised.
When he got the job I warned that he was the wrong pick, because he didn’t have good relations with Congress to sell the president’s unpopular…
