The claim against the Commission of Presidential Debates maintains that the Republican and Democratic Parties indefensibly limit access of other candidates to the marketplace of ideas.
I spoke with filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza about "2016: Obama's America." His incredibly successful documentary rocked the political and cinematic scene this summer. Here's what D'Souza had to say.
Polling data shows that Americans do not like being called victims dependent on the federal government, being insulted will make people less likely to vote for clumsy Romney.
A Los Angeles county judge denied Cindy Lee Garcia’s request for an injunction to remove the trailer of "Innocence of Muslims" from YouTube: the damage is done.
"No Easy Day," the unauthorized account of Osama Bin Laden's raid by Mark Bissonnette, is just the beginning; the former Navy SEAL also helped develop the anti-terrorism video game.
Romney's remarks about the Palestinians not wanting peace illustrates a false narrative that has warranted Israel's belligerent agenda and justified their contravention of international rights.
This Sunday Jimmy Kimmel hosts the 64th Emmy Awards. Jon Hamm or Bryan Cranston? "Homeland" or "Downton Abbey"? Will "Game of Thrones" win? These are tough questions, here are our predictions.
Mitt Romney faces an uphill battle to win the presidential campaign in November, but he still has strong organizational discipline, the debates, and the issues on his side.
Vitor Belfort, Joe Benavidez and Demetrious Johnson clash for the newly created flyweight title, whil Michael Bisping and Brian Stann fight for the next middleweight title.
Millennial allegiance to the Democratic Party hit its peak in 2009 and the GOP should pounce on the opportunity to regain as much of this demographic as it can going forward.
