October, 2015 | Buzzitt

Questions abound about IRS use of cell phone ‘StingRays’

The National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigations, and even local law enforcement have used cell-site simulators, known as “StingRays,” to track the location and

Paul Ryan receives the endorsement he didn’t want from Harry Reid

Under normal circumstances, an endorsement by a powerful politician is exactly what a Speaker of the House candidate would want. In Paul Ryan’s case, the

Ben Carson makes simple, important point about #BlackLivesMatter

After the first Democratic debate, one of the most talked-about points was that four out of the five candidates supported #BlackLivesMatter over #AllLivesMatter from a

The Democratic candidates sent a clear message about Israel

The contrast between the Democrat and Republican candidates couldn’t have been more obvious. While only one of the five candidates in the Democratic debate, James

Syria is a proxy war between the US and Russia regardless of what the administration claims

By the very definition of a proxy war, the United States is very clearly engaged in one. We support the “moderate” Syrian rebel forces through

Lexus showers owners with new perks

Driving a luxury car is a symbol of prestige and elegance, thus the reason for the influx of luxury models entering the market. For a

Politically incorrect Ben Carson is historically correct about gun control

GOP Presidential candidate Ben Carson is coming under fire for, well, pretty much everything he’s been saying for the last month. The latest controversial statement

Saudi Arabia employs ISIS-style executions

Saudi Arabia has decided to blame over two dozen people for the Hajj fiasco that resulted in over 1,300 deaths in this year’s Mecca pilgrimage.

Governor Brown consults Catholic bishop on right to die bill

One of the most religiously-charged political topics is right-to-die. Next to abortion, it’s the most passionately fought issue in many states. To make his decision