After eight days of deliberation, the judge declared a hung jury Thursday in the sentencing of Jodi Arias for the 2008 murder of her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander. Prosecutors had originally sought the death penalty. Published March 5, 2015
Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz told The Washington Times that Hillary Clinton "owns the Obama-Clinton foreign policy." Published March 2, 2015
Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz told a handful of reporters at CPAC he thinks Loretta Lynch's confirmation out of the Senate Judiciarry Committee was "heartbreaking." Published February 26, 2015
In an exclusive interview with The Washington Times, Ben S. Carson said radical Islamic terrorists threaten the United States, and he called for boots on the ground to defeat the organization. Published February 25, 2015
The Department of Veterans Affairs notified the wife of a former Marine that he had died, but Mark Ellis Jr. is very much alive. Published February 22, 2015
Actor Charlie Sheen says he considers himself a "constitutional Republican" and he'd like to use his celebrity to run for president. Published February 11, 2015
Women usually pay more at a salon for a haircut than men, but it turns out deodorant, razors and cars actually have "The Woman's Tax" — causing them to pay more than men for essentially the same product, KOMU 8 News reported. Published February 10, 2015
Sen. Mike Lee and his staff wanted to show the public the amount of laws passed by Congress and signed by the President in comparison to the large number of regulations issued by unelected bureaucrats, so he took to social media to make his point. Published January 27, 2015
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest used a press conference on Friday to poke fun at Tom Brady's failure to explain the use of deflated footballs during the Patriot's game against the Indianapolis Colt. Published January 24, 2015
A woman stole a flat screen television in Costa Rica — but the way she did it is catching attention. Published January 21, 2015
An 86-year-old Florida widow has chosen to spend the rest of her golden years aboard a opulent cruise ship — and she's willing to pay upwards of $164,000 a year to do it. Published January 20, 2015
Roughly a dozen veterans — half of them with canes — marched from the Department of Veterans Affairs to the White House Saturday morning. They want the government to create a health registry for veterans who served at Fort McClellan prior to its closing in 1999 due to toxic contaminants. Published January 17, 2015
A South Carolina state lawmaker wants students to celebrate gun rights in schools, so he introduced the "Second Amendment Education Act," which designates Dec. 15 as "Second Amendment Awareness Day" and requires instruction on the right to bear arms for at least three consecutive weeks in the school year. Published January 15, 2015
Sunday marked the 13-year anniversary of the opening of Guantanamo Bay Detention Facility in Cuba. Close to 800 men have been held at Gitmo throughout the 13 years since it opened. Published January 11, 2015
Putting budget concerns ahead of troop welfare, a top Obama administration appointee declared to Congress that the Pentagon doesn't want to spend the money to alert hundreds of thousands of soldiers who served at a once-contaminated Army base that they may have been exposed to toxins. Published January 11, 2015
More than a third of millennials say connecting with others online and forming "elationships" is just as meaningful as face-to-face relationships, according to the Cassandra Report published by Deep Focus, a marketing expertise company. Published January 5, 2015
Rep. Louie Gohmert said Sunday morning that he will challenge John Boehner for the post of House speaker. Published January 4, 2015
With a new year kicking off, certified financial planner Wendy Weaver says now is the time for millennials to begin considering their financial future and how to get there. Published January 1, 2015
President Obama released five more prisoners from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base overnight, Fox News reported. They were held for more than a decade and were sent to resettle in Kazakhstan. Published December 31, 2014
The American Automobile Association predicts lower gas prices will increase holiday travel by at least 4 percent during the next two weeks. Nearly 99 million people will travel at least 50 miles during Christmas and the New Year. Published December 18, 2014
