A PAC founded and bankrolled by liberal climate crony Tom Steyer may have funded that terrible Colorado ad accusing Cory Gardner of wanting to ban condoms.

The feds wasted millions on treadmills for mountain lions, monkey gambling studies, and food fight video games, according to Tom Coburn’s 2014 Wastebook.

Ron Klain, Obama’s pick for Ebola czar, is a long-time lobbyist, Democratic operative, and White House staffer.

The World Health Organization just announced that Senegal has “ended Ebola transmission” within its borders. The country instituted a travel ban in August.

Vox editor-in-chief Ezra Klein is a legal expert who doesn’t know what “substantive due process” or “preponderance of evidence” means.

Neil Tyson’s second attempt at a fake apology for fabricating quotes is as bad as his first one.

Liberals are shocked that pro-gun conservatives and Republicans want to protect the president from gun violence.

Vox knows everything there is to know about everything that has ever happened.

Politico finally decided to act like a real news organization by sticking it to the Clinton family with these remarkably tough questions.

The censors at Wikipedia, not content with erasing facts about Neil Tyson’s fabrications, are now trying to completely erase The Federalist from Wikipedia.

Neil Tyson’s cabal of fact-loving, reality-embracing cultists at Wikipedia get really upset when confronted by facts and reality.

Several former top aides to President George W. Bush, including his press secretary and 9/11 speechwriters, say they have no recollection of Tyson’s quote.

This quote about LBJ’s Vietnam War strategy will terrify you. Especially when you realize it’s the same as Obama’s new war strategy.

For being devout followers of science, Neil Tyson’s defenders sure don’t like evidence that conflicts with their religious fanaticism.

No, George W. Bush did not say “Our God is the God who named the stars” just days after 9/11. Are any quotes peddled by Neil deGrasse Tyson real?

Responding to charges of quote fabrication, Neil deGrasse Tyson refused to provide citations and said the charges just meant his presentation was a success.

Nothing says “super smart” like making a really boneheaded error in your presentation about how stupid other people are.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln just released a new study that ranks the best U.S. states for entrepreneurship. Can you guess who is #1?

Joan Rivers was not a fan of Hamas or Palestinian terrorism.

While it’s good news that the economy added more jobs last month, the unemployment rate picture is still worse than it looks due to labor force dropouts.