Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber disappointed Jewish beliebers when he visited the Anne Frank Museum and said, "truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber."
London banking giant, HSBC, faced a US federal government investigation for laundering over $800 million for Mexican drug cartels and global terrorists. The bank admitted its guilt in return for a plea bargain for its executives.
As conspiracy theorist radio shock jock Alex Jones, loves to ask, "whose paranoid are you?," Texas Attorney General gave a speech in Waco and claimed that registered Democrat Party voters in Texas are more dangerous than North Korean dictator (leader) Kim Jong Un.
The 'Austin Machine' Bosses - Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, and House Speaker Joe Strauss - have used millions of Texans taxpayers' hard-earned cash to fund bankrupt companies in the Emerging Technology Fund.
What does the future hold for President Barack Obama's tax-the-rich and share-the-wealth schemes? Well, take a look at India and you can learn the frightening answer.
Syrian rebels have recently announced their pledge of support for al Qaeda on a YouTube video. Nonetheless, The United States appears to be preparing for war against the Syrian government and are replaying former President George W. Bush's strategy by claiming there's WMD in the country.
The Left-Wing London School of Economics enjoys a long history of hiring professors who praise Marxist and Stalinist principles. But has the school gone too far by opening a Pyongyang campus that trains future leaders of the North Korean regime, which favors nuke terrorism to obtain more foreign aid?
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has filed numerous 'conspiracy theory-based' lawsuits against the federal government, but he refuses to disclose how much Texan taxpayers are paying for them.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, claims that he wants to protect the Lone Star State's $6 billion rainy day fund. But that won't stop 'Austin Machine Bosses' - Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurt and House Speaker Joe Strauss (all Republicans) - to subsidize Texan taxpayer-funded college football games. You can call it Perry's so-called education reform initiatives.