NYPD Officers Pepper-Spray One Another at Annual Retreat
Officer Reginald Taylor, originally from Queens, was declared the winner after besting a total of eight opponents.
Officer Reginald Taylor, originally from Queens, was declared the winner after besting a total of eight opponents.
The Nuclear Energy Institute released a statement in which they declared nuclear energy to be “completely and utterly safe.”
John Galt, the central character in Ayn Rand’s epic 1957 novel “Atlas Shrugged” is living in a government-assisted housing project built specifically for elderly Illinois residents.
A Democratic House member has made his amendment even more restrictive.
A death panel convened by the Obama Administration to judge which Americans are allowed to live or die has ruled that former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin must be tweeted, or twittered, to death.
Lawmakers in Congress may disagree on many aspects of health care reform legislation, but they agree on one thing: illegal immigrants don’t deserve health care legislation, because they don’t deserve health.
A study released Wednesday by the National Institutes of Health finds that an overwhelming majority of sick Americans will be dead by the time a health care bill passes, because they delayed doctor’s visits and other necessary medical procedures due to high medical care costs coupled with job losses and low incomes.
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that generosity, altruism and sacrifice violate the Constitution, specifically the Fourth Amendment’s protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
President Obama announced his appointment of Larry Brillstein as Secretary of Panic at the White House Thursday afternoon.
“This is not a time to be a dreamer,” Mr. Obama said.