Sen. John McCain wanted to spend the night with rebels linked to kidnappers during his visit to Syria in May, according to a pundit who has been advocating an American strike against Bashar al-Assad's regime.
The Syrian Emergency Task Force, the pro-rebel lobbying outfit that employs widely quoted intervention advocate Elizabeth O’Bagy as its political director, receives funding from the U.S. Department of State and related government contractors.
The woman whose opinion lawmakers are relying on to go to war in Syria is also a paid advocate for the war-torn country's rebels.
Sen. John McCain, who was caught by a Washington Post photographer playing online poker during the Syria debate, once sought to ban online gambling --- and gambling proponents are accusing the Arizona Republican of dealing from the bottom of the deck.
President Bill Clinton has been telling everyone he is a vegan since 2009, but it turns out Clinton's a liar.
Although U.S. warships are preparing to attack Syrian installations in 2013, key members of the Obama administration warned not to "cry wolf" at Syria's nuclear weapons development in 2005 -- including the secretary of state, vice president and the president himself.
Conservative filmmaker and activist James O'Keefe confronted the former U.S. attorney who prosecuted him in an amusing new video.
A state policy group headed by a U.S. Senate candidate recommended that states require a warrant before conducting government surveillance using drones, and that they adopt stricter privacy restrictions than required by federal law.
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner once called for anyone involved in sexual harassment in the military to be terminated, defended Bill Clinton against accusations of sexual harassment and reminded voters of his opponent’s sexual improprieties.
Hip hop magnate Russell Simmons' controversial “sex tape” of Harriet Tubman was financed by YouTube, Dreamworks and Vivendi.
Writing for his college paper, Cory Booker once admitted that he groped a friend when he was 15 years old.
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz once led a fraternity that got into trouble with the law and animal welfare groups for threatening to sodomize a sheep.
In an exclusive interview following his supervised release from prison, the filmmaker behind "Innocence of Muslims" told The Daily Caller that he "has no regrets" and promises more films and books about Islam.
Reza Aslan, celebrated author of the new Jesus book "Zealot," falsely claimed to be “a scholar of religions” in the widely-circulated Fox News interview that boosted his book to bestseller status. Aslan holds a doctoral degree in sociology of religion and his prominence as a pundit on religious issues is mainly a function of his ability to provide moderate-seeming comments that favor Islamists.
Arkansas Rep. Tom Cotton, who announced this week that he will challenge Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor, attacked alcohol vendors, called for mandatory financial disclosures of campaign donations, favored banning cigarettes, and attacked libertarianism while he was a Harvard student.
Anthony Weiner's account of the number of text messages he sent to a then-17-year-old girl in 2011 differs substantially from the number of tweets that the girl and her family said they received.
Anthony Weiner may have violated federal law when he failed to disclose his lavish six-figure wedding in his financial disclosure forms, says a government accountability group.
A mob inspired by the shooting death of Trayvon Martin put a California mall on lockdown for two to three hours and resulted in over a dozen arrests Wednesday night.
President Barack Obama’s half-brother, Malik Obama, had a close relationship with Libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi that continued from the 1980s until the dictator’s death.
Christian Hartsock, a conservative journalist and filmmaker, says he was assaulted and beaten down to the ground by a mob with repeated strikes to the face while reporting at a Trayvon Martin rally in downtown Oakland Sunday night.
