The Daily Caller

Senate majority leader ‘so upset,’ thinks ‘Olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves’

He said that Russia will respond to the planned U.S. missile defense by developing weapons capable of penetrating it

‘We will never allow any third country to use any NATO facility. Our position will be even more clear if it is particularly Israel’

U.S., Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran’s nuclear program

Investors are looking to gold as the dollar continues to weaken

‘China, supplier of 95 percent of global rare earths, has said the curbs protect the environment and are in line with its WTO commitments’

Adjusted for inflation, spending dropped 0.1 percent last month

Economy grew at 1.9 percent rate in first quarter, 0.1 percent higher than expected

‘The report predicts that trade between emerging markets will overtake that between advanced economies in just four years’

U.S. effort part of an international plan to add 60 million barrels to the world market over the next month

Farrakhan criticized Obama’s policy toward Libya, showed support for Gaddafi

The president should stand up for freedom in Egypt and around the world.

The USA is the land of miracles.

A relentless and unfiltered condemnation of the corrupt capitalist husk currently known as the United States of America

Allen West is airing a new ad questioning incumbent Florida Democratic Rep. Ron Klein’s spending record in Congress

Glenn Beck’s ‘Divine Destiny’ event focuses on faith

I urge you to reject the conventional-wisdom advice to wage a partisan campaign, attacking the “just say no” Republicans and blaming a lot of our problems on the prior administration.

Without proper application of our three Rs – writing, arithmetic, and reading – W, A, R – we will continue our national experience with the internal war that we are undergoing, a battle where ideals are weapons to fight fellow citizens, not pathways to lead us all to a better America

It’s time to hit the reset button – and return to the message that worked not just in 2006 and 2008 but beginning in 1992, when Bill Clinton was first elected to the first of two terms as president