Cheryl K. Chumley

Pro-gun sheriff jabs Michael Bloomberg: You ‘made a huge miscalculation’

Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr., a pro-gun lawmaker who won his Democratic primary despite the $150,000 that Michael Bloomberg tossed in the race to defeat him, said the former New York City mayor "made a huge miscalculation."

August 15, 2014

Jeb Bush calls for illegal kids to be treated ‘compassionately’

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush — who previously described some illegals as committing little more than an "act of love" by crossing into the United States — has now come forward with a new call for compassion for those breaking the nation's immigration laws.

August 15, 2014

Rush Limbaugh gives constitutional convention idea big boost

First Mark Levin, now Rush Limbaugh. Slowly but surely, big names in conservative circles are adding their names to a growing list of unhappy tea party and patriotic types who've been calling for a dramatic political move -- a constitutional convention to rein in federal overreach.

August 15, 2014

Thousands rally nationwide in support of Ferguson protesters

Ferguson, Missouri, protesters aren't alone — at least that's the message thousands around the nation wanted to send when they rallied in roughly 90 different cities to show solidarity with St. Louis.

August 15, 2014

Robin Williams’ fans petition to feature him in ‘Zelda’ video game

Fans of Robin Williams are petitioning to include a character of the comic-actor in the upcoming edition of "The Legend of Zelda" — a move they say will honor the now-deceased star, who reportedly loved the video game so much that he named his daughter after the featured princess.

August 15, 2014

Auction history: Rare Ferrari sells for record-setting $38M

A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta sold for $38 million at a Carmel, California, auction — a record-setting price for a car.

August 15, 2014

Amish girls, 7 and 12, escape abductors after being snatched from roadside food stand

Two Amish sisters, age 7 and 12, snatched from their family's roadside food stand in broad daylight in New York, managed to escape their captors and were returned home, law enforcement said Friday.

August 15, 2014

Ferguson, Missouri, calm as state police take over: ‘We’re being treated with respect’

The scene in Ferguson, Missouri, on Friday was much different than the past few days, as state police assumed crowd control duties and the violence and mayhem of the last few days' protests took on calmer tones.

August 15, 2014

Louie Gohmert: Illegals little more than ‘undocumented Democrats’

The scores of illegal immigrants crossing into American in recent months are little more than voters-in-waiting for the Democratic Party — and that's why President Obama and his administration don't want to slow the flow, Rep. Louie Gohmert said.

August 14, 2014

French minister to Obama: Quit vacationing, ‘people are dying’ in Iraq

President Obama's vacationing ways have captured the attention of overseas allies, who urge him: get back in the White House — people are dying in Iraq.

August 14, 2014

House Democrats: Obama won’t talk to us

House Democrats are scratching their heads, trying to figure out why President Obama won't talk with them about policy — especially when election season looms.

August 14, 2014

AtheistTV makes splash with ‘smugness’ and ‘gleeful disregard’ for faith

AtheistTV has made its debut as a streaming channel — and even those without faith say it's a bit much to stomach.

August 14, 2014

Okla. governor condemns wrong group for satanic ‘Black Mass’

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin issued a statement earlier this week to satanists, condemning a scheduled "Black Mass" in Oklahoma City in September.

August 14, 2014

Rick Perry tells National Guard: Keep immigrant drug dealers from ‘spreading their tentacles’

Gov. Rick Perry told a gathering of 90 or so National Guard members at Camp Swift that their mission on the border was to keep drug dealers from "spreading their tentacles" into Texas and throughout the heartland of America.

August 14, 2014

Journalists slammed, arrested at St. Louis protests decry ‘paramilitary police’

Two journalists arrested amid the clashes of police and protesters in the streets of St. Louis, Missouri, called their treatment "shameful" and outrageous, unjustified and even illegal, and said the militarization of civilian law enforcement is starting to clamp press freedoms.

August 14, 2014

No grapes of wrath at Martha’s Vineyard as Obama, Hillary Clinton meet

All was calm at Martha's Vineyard as President Obama and Hillary Clinton rubbed elbows at a Wednesday evening party — the first get-together of the two since the former Secretary of State made unflattering comments about White House foreign affairs policy.

August 14, 2014

Calif. school sex-ed book given boot over graphic content

Fremont, California, educators have decided that parents are right: A sexual education textbook used for ninth-graders is just too graphic, and it shouldn't be used any longer.

August 14, 2014

Rush Limbaugh: ‘Low-rent’ media skewed my Robin Williams remarks

Rush Limbaugh took to the airwaves to condemn what he called the "low-rent" media that took his comments about Robin Williams' death and ran with them in an out-of-context manner.

August 14, 2014

St. Louis protesters dig in: ‘I’m sick of this police brutality’

Protesters in Ferguson who've been in the streets for more than four days say they're not going anywhere — that they're sick and tired of racism and police brutality, and they're staying until killed teen Michael Brown gets some justice.

August 14, 2014

U.N. declares ‘Level 3 Emergency’ in Iraq to free up aid

The United Nations has raised the red flag of its highest emergency threat level for Iraq, citing the dire needs of 1.2 million refugees due to Islamic State terrorism.

August 14, 2014