Democrats and liberals who accuse Republicans and conservatives of going overboard in response to President Obama's address to the nation's school children may find they dealt themselves the hypocrite card.

The White House has issued a copy of a speech President Obama will give in an address to school children grades K-12 tomorrow.

The National Legal and Policy Center claims to have uncovered a secret White House plan to collect data from private citizen's social networking websites.

The Republicans have announced their advocacy for a seniors' bill of rights and have released a new ad which can be viewed on You Tube in promotion of their cause.

Glenn Beck's criticisms of Barack Obama's appointed Czars is usually well aimed, but he's wrong when he slams Van Jones for the Green Jobs' czar cries for social justice.

The verbal tennis match regarding H. R 3200, or Obamacare, has lead to confusion amongst American citizens. The most recent round concerns Palin, Obama, and "Death Panels." Which leaves citizens asking," What are the facts?"

A new report out of the White House indicates that 1.8 million people may be admitted to hospital due to the H1N1 flu virus, or otherwise known as the swine flu, this flu season.

Racism seems to be an underlying theme in American politics and it will not dissipate. As more and more comments come out to stoke the racial flames, one has to wonder where this could lead.

A former Marine takes Congressman Brian Baird to task over a comment made comparing protesters at Town Halls to Brown Shirts and gives him a history lesson on the Nazi party.

One college student has cashed in on an impromptu political t-shirt. Now every time her t-shirt is described and her website mentioned on the news, her website crashes over the demand.

U.S. Military Spouses are now set to benefit from an executive order issued by President Bush and approved by President Obama which fast tracks hiring for the spouses.

Washington might rumble with the footsteps of thousands, rumble with the voices of the people, rumble with the opposition to the current tenor of America. The march on D.C. is gaining momentum.

When the Dead Ale Wives announced "Where's the Mountain Dew," they had no idea what they started. Now generations of Gamers have Mountain Dew as a drink of choice and Pepsi continues to cater to the demographic of basement-dwelling gamer guys.

Congressman William Jefferson (D) has been found guilty of 11 out of 16 counts of corruption. The congressman was noted for hiding bribe money in his freezer.

A new poster plastered through out Los Angeles portrays Obama as The Joker. The poster has been identified as mean spirited and dangerous.

Barack Obama is losing his shiny luster to American voters. The recession is deepening and Ron Paul is starting to look better to even his critics. What is going on? The ususal, taxes and debt.

The American Psychiatric Association opened a can of worms this week when they met in San Francisco and discused Post Traumatic Embitterment Disorder.

Vampires are a dark and romantic part of our current culture and have captured the hearts and imagination of people since the early 90's. Now it seems the Vampire craze is in for another wave.

Sarah Palin made the news about her actions as mayor in Wasilla, Alaska. Now another small town mayor in Antwerp, NY is being challenged on his decision to fire a village employee.

An 18-year veteran of the United States Air Force may be honorably discharged without retirement benefits due to his sexual orientation.