Jamie Dupree has some of the highlights of Tom Coburn’s latest report on wasteful government spending by the Department of Defense.

Thomas Sowell writes a column, we post it!  The Need to Explain …

New jobless claims rose by a staggering 78,000 in the first week after the election, and you may be surprised which states were hardest hit (hint: Not those affected by Superstorm Sandy).

Did the White House want Patraeus out for wanting to defend the CIA after the Obama administration began to point fingers once their “it was a YouTube video” narrative collapsed?

Apparently things got heated during yesterday’s hearings on Benghazi.

It’s official, the Eurozone has entered its second recession since 2009.

Barack Obama has finally made the permanent campaign a reality.

Is there such thing as a second term curse?  Victor Davis Hanson explains.

A Florida restaurant owner is adding an ObamaCare surcharge to his menu.

Democrats in the Senate still can’t commit to whether or not they will even try to pass a budget for 2014.

Mitt Romney says that he lost the election because Barack Obama promised “gifts” to certain constituencies.

If all 47 million food stamp recipients voted for Obama, it would account for 75.4 percent of Obama's 62.3 million votes.

James Clyburn plays the race card on the controversial idea of Susan Rice becoming the next Secretary of State.

If we do go over the fiscal cliff, Obama's youngest supporters might learn a useful lesson in cause and effect.

America must avoid Europe's toxic tax remedy.

Campaign donations from university employees went overwhelmingly to Obama.  Duhhhh!

Jesse Jackson Jr. is willing to give up his Congressional seat … if he's given disability when he steps down.

Here we go!  FEMA may seek a flood insurance bailout after Superstorm Sandy.

This is not a joke: Obama said the federal government’s response to Hurricane Sandy was a “pretty good metaphor” for how he would like to see government operate in general.

Another day, another liberal claiming that a Republican is using racist dog whistle language.  In this case it is Republican Paul Ryan.