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Liberal media mocks Republican presidential candidates with "clown car" diss
Republicans never win with the media. Nominate a rich, old, white guy and media outlets complain he’s old and out of touch. Have the most vibrant and diverse field of candidates either party might have had in history? It’s a…
‘LeAnn and Eddie’ recap: Rimes tricks paparazzi into snapping her naughty purse
January 24, 2014. Actor Eddie Cibrian (L) and singer LeAnn Rimes (R) pose at the 2014 MusiCares Person of the Year gala honoring Carole King in Los Angeles. (Reuters)
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LeAnn Rimes decided it was time to redecorate the Malibu…
Teen’s Death Spurs California Legislative Effort To Address Controversy Over Toy Guns
Supporters of California’s proposed Imitation Firearms Safety Act say that painting all pellet, Airsoft and BB guns with bright colors will help save lives by reducing confusion among law enforcement officers in heat-of-the-moment situations.
The measure stems in large part…
What Abraham Lincoln thought about the Declaration of Independence
Editor’s note: The following op-ed originally appeared in Fox News Opinion on July 3, 2013.
In the 1850s, Abraham Lincoln’s rhetoric was suffused with a profound sense of loss. He considered it shameful national backsliding that a new affirmative defense…