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Media bias isn’t just about what is and isn’t covered. It’s also about how something is covered and rolled out. For instance, the failing and corrupt Washington Post has twice now attempted . . .

Today, the Washington Post ran an egregious hit piece about Mitt Romney … circa 1965. Seriously. They dug up some of his old classmates, who “mostly lean Democratic,” to tell tales of . . .

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Thursday endorsed former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz in the state’s GOP Senate race. “We’re proud to join conservatives in Texas and throughout the nation in . . .

Gov. Chris Christie has a choice today: he can veto a bill to set up Obamacare exchanges in New Jersey, or he could do nothing, in which case the exchange legislation would . . .

Saudi Arabia on Thursday signed a series of deals with Cairo aimed at helping stabilizing Egypt’s struggling economy days after the worst diplomatic tiff between the two was healed. A statement Thursday . . .

Twin bomb blasts in the Syrian Al Qazzaz Neighborhood of Damascus killed 55 people and wounded more than 200, Syrian state television said on Thursday. The blasts, which ripped the facade off . . .

Federal authorities have said they plan to sue Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and his office over allegations of civil rights violations, including the racial profiling of Latinos. The U.S. Justice Department has . . .

A US security institute says commercial satellite imagery shows new activity at an Iranian military site which raises concern that the Islamic state may be “washing” a building the United Nations’ nuclear . . .