Cheryl K. Chumley

Elizabeth Crawford, West Virginian, sues House for $200K over bite by staffer’s dog

A West Virginian woman who visited the U.S. Capitol two years ago to meet with a representative — and who was bitten by a staffer's dog, named Who Dey, while waiting — has now launched a lawsuit against the House of Representatives for the pain and suffering she's since experienced.

January 6, 2015

Obama poised to free two more Gitmo inmates

President Obama is due to release two more Guantanamo Bay inmates in the coming days, Fox News reported early Tuesday.

January 6, 2015

Rand Paul promises GOP-led Senate will ‘vote, vote, vote’

Sen. Rand Paul is vowing that the Senate under Republican control won't be anything like the one run by Democrat Harry Reid — specifically, because more measures will be brought to the floor for a full vote.

January 6, 2015

South Korea warns North has missiles ‘that could threaten the U.S. mainland’

South Korea said in a recent white paper that not only has the North made dramatic progress in the development of its nuclear program, but that it has also more than likely developed missiles that are capable of reaching — and striking — the United States.

January 6, 2015

Cairo-area Coptic Christian church left vulnerable as guards gunned down

Two police officers standing guard at a Coptic Christian church just south of Cairo were gunned down early Tuesday morning, just as those of the faith were preparing to celebrate their Orthodox Christmas Eve.

January 6, 2015

Police union presses feds for hate crime protection against attacks

The national president of the Fraternal Order of Police said attacking a police officer should be considered a hate crime and the federal government needs to list the act as part of its statute.

January 6, 2015

Ferguson juror sues to lift gag order on Michael Brown-Darren Wilson case

A juror who served on the panel that decided against charging Missouri then Police Officer Darren Wilson for shooting and killing Ferguson teen Michael Brown is now suing for the right to speak about the case in public.

January 5, 2015

Dario Raschio, World War II hero, pleads with ‘hands up, don’t shoot’ protesters: ‘Give me a chance’

Protesters reciting a "hands up, don't shoot" mantra crashed a World War II veteran's award ceremony, disrupting proceedings to the point the former U.S. Navy sailor, age 100, was forced to plead for them to stop.

January 5, 2015

Beatles fans trolled on Twitter by Kanye West-Paul McCartney jokes

Fans of The Beatles and Kanye West were fooled by Twitter jokesters who reacted to the rapper's surprise collaboration with Paul McCartney by back-patting his so-called discovery of the British megastar.

January 5, 2015

Laura Ingraham warns GOP: Don’t be duped by Obama’s rising poll numbers

Conservative talk show host Laura Ingraham sent a stark warning to GOP operatives not to be fooled by President Obama's rising poll numbers and make any more concessions to Democrats — gridlock would actually help the country.

January 5, 2015

Mia Love stands strong against Obamacare: ‘Repeal and replace’ it

Rep.-elect Mia Love vowed to walk the talk she promised voters of Utah and that as part of that pledge, she would stand strong on Obamacare and push for its repeal and replacement.

January 5, 2015

‘#BlackBrunchNYC’ protesters storm city restaurants to read off names of dead blacks

A group of protesters going by the Twitter name of "#BlackBrunchNYC" stormed into a range of New York City restaurants to voice their objections to police shootings of blacks and draw attention to their core message — that they're not going to take it any more.

January 5, 2015

Thomas Gilbert Jr. arrested in connection to hedgefund dad’s shooting death

Thomas Gilbert Jr., 30, was arrested shortly after his multimillionaire hedgefund father, Thomas Gilbert Sr., 70, was found shot to death in his Manhattan bedroom.

January 5, 2015

Don Barrington, Oklahoma senator, presses bill to ban hoodies in public

Sen. Don Barrington from Oklahoma has brought forth an amendment that would, if passed, ban the public wearing of clothing that conceals or disguises the wearer — including hoodies.

January 5, 2015

David Cameron touts tightness with Obama: He calls me ‘bro’

British Prime Minister David Cameron, who's facing a tough re-election, bragged about his tight relationship with President Obama in a widely read interview with a local newspaper, saying the White House leader sometimes calls him "bro."

January 5, 2015

Eliza Delacruz, abducted baby, found dead in San Diego-area dumpster

Eliza Delacruz, the 3-week-old baby who went missing after her parents were shot and wounded at a home in Long Beach, California, has been found dead.

January 5, 2015

Islamic State touts $250M year-end budget surplus; opens bank

Terrorists with the Islamic State say that when 2015 wraps, they'll have an estimated $250 million left over from their $2 billion budget — and that the extra money will go to help fund their war against the West and western allies.

January 5, 2015

Sailor Gutzler, 7, tells rescuers: Maybe mom, dad ‘sleeping,’ not dead

Sailor Gutzler, the little 7-year-old sole survivor of the Kentucky plane crash, initially told emergency responders that she thought her parents, sister and cousin were dead — but that perhaps they were just "sleeping" among the wreckage, police said.

January 5, 2015

Ashraf Ghani, Afghanistan president: Obama should ‘re-examine’ withdrawal

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said during a televised interview that perhaps President Obama ought to think twice about withdrawing all troops from his country by 2016.

January 5, 2015

Ben Carson: It’s a ‘bunch of crap’ that Obamacare can’t be reworked

Noted conservative commentator and talked-about Republican presidential contender Ben Carson cut to the chase about the fate of Obamacare, saying there is absolutely no reason politicians can't unravel, reinvent or outright repeal the health care plan — and those who say otherwise are selling a lie.

January 2, 2015