Mar 28 2013 in Commentary 2, Featured, Guest Commentary by The Editor
Disgraced former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford is facing Curtis Bostic in a runoff for the Republican Party’s nomination for the 1st Congressional District seat, which became vacant when Rep. Tim Scott was appointed to the U.S. Senate. Only in a nation who leaders are teetering on the path of immorality could a man [...]
Tags: GOP, politics, South Carolina
Mar 15 2013 in Commentary 2, Featured by Laurie Roth
What in the world is Breaking News Journal? — ‘Cutting edge’ news, ‘real’ news, ‘researched’ news – programs and entertainment that are exciting but moral. Breaking news journal plans to stop the endless assault on our intelligence, moral fiber and belief in God and country. As it is now, we are chronically and constantly [...]
Mar 12 2013 in Commentary 2, Featured, Geopolitics by Van-Hipp
“A deliberate attempt by Pyongyang to revive a high level of tension with the United States …the North Koreans may have felt compelled to make up for the loss of face they suffered…when they were unable to disrupt or deter the joint U.S.-South Korean military exercise.” –Briefing for CIA Director Richard Helms, April 16, 1969 [...]
Tags: national security, North Korea
Mar 9 2013 in Featured, Politics, U.S. News by Jim-Kouri
A top al-Qaeda member and son-in-law of Osama bin Laden was charged on Thursday with conspiring to kill Americans in his position as bin Laden’s spokesman who heralded the multi-attacks that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001. Officials said Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, a/k/a “Suleiman Abu Gayth, who was born in Kuwait and was bin Laden’s [...]
Feb 24 2013 in Commentary, Featured by Laurie Roth
This week I gasped in horror when I learned that Obama care had ordered Medicare to cut reimbursement for 4 million diabetic seniors by 66%. It also reduced all the companies that were supplying blood sugar monitoring supplies from 1000 to 15. I also learned via the research of Elizabeth Vliet M.D. that one of [...]