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Byron York: The mosque issue is dividing Democrats more than Republicans

Byron York appeared on the Fox News Channel last night to discuss the divisions within the Democratic party over the mosque near Ground Zero with Greta Van Susteren. Read More

Dems feel the heat from Obama's stand on mosque

"He expressed support for that project," says Salam Al-Marayati, president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council and a guest at the White House iftar dinner on Friday. The "he" to whom Al-Marayati refers is President Obama, and "that project" is the Ground Zero mosque. "Did we believe he supported the project?" Al-Marayati asks. "Yes." Read More

Video: Byron York – Did Obama make a mistake by walking back his support for the mosque near Ground Zero?

Byron appeared on Fox News this morning to discuss the President’s decision to walk back his comments on the controversial mosque near Ground Zero in New York City. Watch below: Read More

Cut deficit without cutting services? Start here

Whenever a conservative suggests reducing the federal deficit by cutting spending rather than raising taxes, there's always someone to ask: Well, what would you cut? Americans may say they want less government spending, the argument goes, but they don't want anyone to touch their services and subsidies and monthly checks. Read More

Obama's zealous civil rights enforcer gets busy

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"I love this job," said Thomas Perez, the hard-charging head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, in a speech last December to the liberal legal group American Constitution Society. "We have a very broad, a very ambitious vision. It's a very exciting vision, and I wake up every morning with a hop in my step." Read More

Justice Department steers money to favored groups

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The Justice Department has found a new way to pursue civil rights lawsuits, using the powers of the Civil Rights Division not just to win compensation for victims of alleged discrimination but also to direct large sums of money to activist groups that are not discrimination victims and not connected to a particular suit. Read More

Why did feds claim Kindle violates civil rights?

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Did you know the Justice Department threatened several universities with legal action because they took part in an experimental program to allow students to use the Amazon Kindle for textbooks? Read More

NASA's new mission: Building ties to Muslim world

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You'd be hard-pressed to find an American who doesn't know that the "S" in NASA stands for "Space." Since the race to the moon in the 1960s, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has been one of the most storied agencies in the U.S. government. Now, under President Obama, its mission is changing -- and space isn't part of the story. Read More

How long will the public tolerate Afghan war?

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Gen. David Petraeus sailed through Senate confirmation so quickly that few people noticed what he had to say about his new job as top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan. Petraeus told the Senate Armed Services Committee that American forces face many more battles against a determined and resilient Taliban. "My sense is that the tough fighting will continue," Petraeus said. "Indeed, it may get more intense in the next few months." Read More

Sex complaint against Gore is detailed, credible

The allegation that Al Gore sexually assaulted a woman in a Portland, Ore., hotel room nearly four years ago has dealt a serious blow to the former vice president's story that he and wife Tipper simply "grew apart" after 40 years of marriage. Read More
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