Cheryl Chumley is online opinion editor, commentary writer and host of the “Bold and Blunt with Cheryl Chumley” video and audio show for The Washington Times, a Newsmax contributor, and a frequent media guest and public speaker. She is the author of several books, the latest titled “God-Given Or Bust: Defeating Marxism and Saving America With Biblical Truths" and "Lockdown: The Socialist Plan To Take Away Your Freedom.” She's also the co-author with Allen West of the upcoming "America's Second Civil War: Rescuing the Republic From the Unholy Alliance of Marxists, Islamists and Democrats" (April 2027). Email her at cchumley@washingtontimes.com.
John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, warned that the current violence sweeping through Yemen — that resulted in the Shiite rebel takeover of the government — as well as the death of Saudi King Abdullah is leading the Mideast into certain chaos.
Former President Bill Clinton has been fingered as the reason for the holdup of Martin Scorsese's release of his years-in-the-making documentary on the famous first family.
Marco Rubio gave off strong signals that he's actually making a run for the White House in 2016. with one aide saying that the Florida senator told his team to act as if he truly is seeking the spot.
New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady was subjected to some ribbing on Twitter, post-#DeflateGate press conference, for his choice of attire, which included a winter knit hat and long-sleeved, athletic cotton-type shirt.
Shalom Koresh, a barber in Israel, says he's created what he hopes will prove a "magic" yarmulke of hair that will keep Jewish people safe from attack. How?
Ted Nugent, conservative rocker, roused a Las Vegas crowd with an inspiring rendition of the National Anthem — and with a patriotic expression of support for slain U.S. sniper Chris Kyle.
A prosecutor in California says San Diego-based rapper Tiny Doo — who's given name is Brandon Duncan — should be given a lengthy prison sentence because his rap lyrics are so violent, they go past the point of creative license and into the realm of conspiracy.
Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi took shots at "American Sniper," the blockbuster movie about U.S. sniper Chris Kyle, saying director Clint Eastwood filled the screen with "crass stupidities" and "meaningless" drivel, and that the film's politics were slightly south of ridiculous.
President Obama's latest interview included sit-downs with three celebrities of YouTube -- including one, GloZell Green, whose partial claim to fame is a video that shows her in a tub filled with cereal.
Terrorists with the Islamic State have issued a new threat to kill their two Japanese hostages, saying they're now putting a strict deadline on Tokyo to pay the $200 million ransom.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke didn't pull any punches in his assessment of the Rev. Al Sharpton — who vowed to keep fighting for justice for slain Ferguson teen Michael Brown, despite the feds' decision to drop a civil rights investigation — and characterized him on national television as less than intelligent and unworthy of respect.
World leaders meeting in London to discuss how best to fight the Islamic State said people shouldn't get their hopes up — that it's going to take quite a while to gain ground on the terror group.
The gun-control group, "Everytown for Gun Safety," is pushing for limits on firearm sales on the Internet, saying criminals and domestic abuse suspects can sometimes skirt background checks to purchase weapons online.
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton offered her best impression of Vladimir Putin during a stage talk in Canada, adopting her take of the Russian leader's accent and demeanors in a fantasy scenario: What would he say to claiming the presidency again?
The Rev. Al Sharpton — not normally known for his support of conservatives and their causes — made an exception for Ted Cruz and his well-reported State of the Union speech slip-up, telling the Texas senator not to worry, that "it happens," he said.
Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney, who's contemplating another White House run, said climate change was real, that humans helped it along and that it was the responsibility of the world to turn back the environmental tide.
Bryant Gumbel, HBO host, had this to say about the National Rifle Association: Members are "pigs," a "curse" on America and about the most uncaring organization in history.
Lynn Liddle, the executive vice president of Domino's Pizza, said the Obamacare mandate to count and post calories of served and sold food is impossible.
Remington gun manufacturer just won its push to move a wrongful death suit brought by 10 families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to federal court — and at least one legal insider says that's a significant boon for the company.
A drone overloaded with methamphetamine crashed at a supermarket parking lot near the San Ysidro crossing, a border site that separates Mexico and California.