‘Boston bombers’ came to U.S. under similar ‘resettlement’ Amid concerns potential terrorists can take advantage of the U.S. refugee quota for Syrians, it may be instructive to recall the family of Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the brothers who carried out … Continue reading
Judge confirmed WND’s reporting: No executive orders When President Obama signed two executive orders one day after his Nov. 20 speech to the nation on immigration, it was widely assumed he was formally implementing his highly controversial plan to delay … Continue reading
(CNSNews.com) – A Muslim prayer was recited at the start of the second day of the White House summit on “Countering Violent Extremism,” but no other religious text was presented during the portion of the event that was open to … Continue reading
By Barbara Hollingsworth (CNSNews.com) – Despite receiving an estimated $39 billion in annual government subsidies over the past five years, the solar energy industry accounted for just one half of one percent (0.5%) of all the electricity generated in the U.S. during the … Continue reading
By Joel Himelfarb The ISIS terror group is planning to take over Libya and use it as a gateway to wage war across almost all of southern Europe, the London Telegraph reported. A document written by an Islamic State (ISIS) operative … Continue reading
New York Times reporter James Risen responded with fury to remarks Tuesday by Attorney General Eric Holder defending the Obama administration’s record on press freedom, repeating his previously stated view that “the Obama administration is the greatest enemy of press freedom in … Continue reading
At a gathering of leaders in the State’s water policies, Senate Jim Nielsen (R-Gerber) pushed for unity to secure funding from Proposition 1 to build Sites Reservoir. “Sites Reservoir is best positioned to help increase our water supply, improve flood … Continue reading
Will Federal Funds Support Overpumping That Threatens Salmon Extinction? Stockton, CA – Restore the Delta (RTD), opponents of Gov. Brown’s rush to build Twin Tunnels that would drain the Delta and doom salmon and other Pacific fisheries, today responded to U.S. … Continue reading
By James Poulos Flanked by U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, Gov. Jerry Brown recently announced a combined $50 million in drought relief funds, much of it headed the Golden State’s way. But Jewell and Brown tamped down criticism, suggesting the crisis was … Continue reading
By KATHY HAMILTON Yesterday California’s high-speed rail project faced two new legal actions in its path to construction. The first was in state court about the adequacy of the electrification environmental document of CalTrain, the Bay Area commuter system. The … Continue reading