Todd Starnes at Fox News reports: A black pro-life coalition had its Twitter account shut down after they announced plans on the social networking site to protest the NAACP. “Twitter shut us down,” said Stephen Broden, a spokesman for the National Black Prolife Coalition and Dallas-area pastor. Their trouble started on Jan. 28 when Leroy… Continue Reading »
Nelson D. Schwartz at The New York Times reports: Jack Andrews and his wife no longer enjoy what they call date night, their once-a-month outing to the movies and a steak dinner at Logan’s Roadhouse in Augusta, Ga. In Harlem, Eddie Phillips’s life insurance payment will have to wait a few more weeks. And Jessica… Continue Reading »
John Zaremba at the Boston Herald reports: Onyango Obama, the president’s illegal-immigrant uncle, will have his final immigration hearing on Dec. 3, an immigration judge in Boston ruled this afternoon. Obama, who had his case reopened last year after being arrested by Framingham police, will then be able to fight a decades-old deportation order. “Everybody… Continue Reading »
WKMG Orlando reports: Police want legislation that would limit their use of drones to include an exception for crowd control. The sponsor, though, told a Senate committee on Wednesday he would vote against his own bill if such an exception is added. Sen. Joe Negron, a Stuart Republican, said the exception would have allowed King… Continue Reading »
Daniel Halper at The Weekly Standard reports: Defense Secretary Leon Panetta testified this morning on Capitol Hill that President Barack Obama was absent the night four Americans were murdered in Benghazi on September 11, 2012: Panetta said that Obama left operational details, including knowledge of what resources were available to help the Americans under seize,… Continue Reading »
