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New York startup Aereo, in classic ‘David v. Goliath’ fashion, is challenging major broadcasters for the future of television. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld a lower court’s decision against major broadcasters not to enjoin Aereo’s business practice. The major broadcasters – including CBS Corporation, Comcast, News Corporation and the Walt Disney Company…
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Four years ago, John Kasich’s run for the Ohio governorship and the rise of the Tea Party were the talk of the nation. The former GOP congressman and O’Reilly Factor guest host was one of the Tea Party movement’s more familiar faces, going up against Democratic incumbent Ted Strickland who, thanks to an ambitious statewide…
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…is when they are right. The most secure tax cheater in America right now is a Tea Party member who works as a reporter for the Associated Press and is investigating the tale of the conflicting Obama administration emails regarding the Benghazi story. No WAY is this person getting audited! After these past few days,…
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Unlike old soldiers that fade away in time, conspiracy theories in Washington rarely die. They linger in the shadows, waiting to rear their ugly head on Capitol Hill during slow news days or at opportune moments to further political agendas. In Benghazi’s case, the once dormant story reappeared last week after internal government emails surfaced,…
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Less than a year after President Obama gave his famous “red line” speech, declaring the U.S. would involve itself in the civil war in Syria if it confirmed “chemical weapons moving around or being utilized,” he is finding himself, well, walking a thin line. To say the least, it has been a rough couple of…
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