Conservative Political News

The fight over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's signature policy achievement, a law effectively ending collective bargaining for most public employees, ended Thursday with the state Supreme Court declaring it to be constitutional.

Increasing reports from Gaza suggest Hamas is actively threatening or deporting any international journalist who reports on casualties caused by the terror group or its use of human shields - with one Italian journalist claiming he was unable to report the deadly misfire of a Hamas rocket until he'd left the battered coastal enclave.

GOP leaders are deciding whether "to twist arms or to let it die," a Hill aide told The Daily Caller.

A Syrian defector who smuggled out of the country tens of thousands of photographs believed to show a campaign of killing by the Assad regime has described to lawmakers in graphic terms some of the abuses and torture his images reveal.

The border bill that was defeated by conservative GOP legislators would have greatly expanded the "unaccompanied alien child" loophole that is now being used by at least 80,000 Central American youths to win legal residency in the United States.

The folks at the Nomen Global Language Center are not that adept with the local language.

After setting up a completely fake drug deal and spending thousands of dollars on strippers and plane tickets to trip up a border patrol agent, the Obama administration has suddenly dropped all charges.

According to Sky News Australia, former President Bill Clinton said just hours before the 9/11 attacks that he could have killed bin Laden.

Here's what it looks like. - By almost every indication, President Obama is not going to be impeached.

In April, after Avril Lavigne released a video for her single " Hello Kitty ," The Daily Beast - among others - accused the Canadian pop star of the crime of "cultural appropriation" because the video showed Lavigne traipsing around Tokyo with some Japanese backup singers.

It's no secret that Congress has a tendency toward procrastination. Even with set deadlines, lawmakers routinely let the clock burn until the 11th hour before blinking and, sometimes, coming to some sort of a compromise.

Washington Post editorial writer Charles Lane said Wednesday on "Special Report with Bret Baier" that new economic numbers released by the Commerce Department show a "soft landing out of the recession," but many "leftover" issues still need to be addressed.

That's a widely shared objective right now, but at what price? In New Zealand, one of the two main political parties, Labour, is now contemplating rolling back the presumption of innocence, while the other, incumbent National, is contemplating allowing the criminal process to infer guilt from silence.

The State Department confirmed in May that a U.S. citizen from Florida launched a suicide bombing against Syrian government troops earlier this week.

"Why did I run for president of the United States?" Cain said during a speech to college students Wednesday afternoon.

Three Israeli soldiers were killed today in a booby-trapped United Nations clinic.

The bewildered couple found the man named Freddy Shelby sleeping in their bed in the buff, the Associated Press reports .

While UN is mulling over including the fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant to a list of war crimes suspects in Syria, security forces fighting militancy in India have a new worry at hand.

Kim Zolciak, who rose to fame thanks to her wigs and outrageous personality on the Bravo series "Real Housewives of Atlanta," has had six children.

The Hamas "humanitarian organization" shot dead 20 protesters who dared to demonstrate against the terrorist's war with Israel.