The Daily Caller

What are we to make of Congressman Charles Rangel now that even President Obama has thrown him “under the bus”?

The ethics inquiry into Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) should come as no surprise to congressional watchers

The United States Navy is drastically shrinking due to the serious cuts the Obama administration is making to the shipbuilding budget

Rendon, though virtually unknown in Miami, has become one of Latin America’s most important political figures

Immigrants from the Dominican Republic are snipping away market share from African-American stylists whose mastery of black women’s hair ensured that their customers wouldn’t, or couldn’t, leave them

Republicans are upping the pressure on Obama diplomatic nominee Mari Carmen Aponte, demanding to see details of her background investigation conducted by the Administration

Senate Republicans are preparing to challenge President Obama’s nominee for ambassador to El Salvador over her previous ties to an alleged asset of Cuban intelligence

Fans look down from their seats onto the baseball field, see dark-colored skin and might assume they are African-American players but, increasingly, the players instead hail from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico or Venezuela

One of two Baptist missionaries still held on kidnapping charges in Haiti was released and flew to Miami on Monday, but the U.S. group’s leader remained in custody

The U.S. government has determined that the 10 American Baptist missionaries detained by the Haitian government on kidnapping charges and held in squalid conditions without medical care for days had no ‘malicious intent’ in trying to take 33 Haitian children out of the country following the devastating Jan. 12 earthquake

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees says its goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie is heading to Haiti to meet with earthquake victims; UNHCR spokesman Andrej Mahecic said Jolie would travel to Haiti later Tuesday

The human calamity that has followed in the wake of the 7.0-magnitude Haitian earthquake that hit on Jan. 12 has filled TV screens around the world for several weeks now and has triggered an outpouring of money and support from around the world.

Haitian police yesterday arrested 10 American Baptist Church members as they tried to bus 33 orphaned children across the border into the Dominican Republic allegedly without proper documentation, a spokesman for the Central Valley Baptist Church said

With Porfirio Lobo assuming the presidency of Honduras, its citizens formally turn the page on the political crisis triggered by Manuel Zelaya’s removal from office in June 2009. It is time for the international community to do the same

As the pace of food and medical aid arriving into the impoverished country increased, doctors say that public health is now Haiti’s major concern

It is now six days since the earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince and there is still no sign of the global aid effort reaching the main camp of homeless Haitian people in the Champs de Mars public park next to the ruined presidential palace in the very center of the capital city