U.S. educated business leader Horacio Cartes appears ready to win Paraguay's presidential election.

'Change Agents' by Stephanie Block chronicles the influence of leftist Alinskyian agents in U.S. religious institutions.

CAIR says that Republican Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann had led an "anti-Muslim witch hunt" in the House.

L. Douglas Wilder was the first black American elected to serve as a state governor. A critic of Vice President Joe Biden, he now says that he will not endorse Barack Obama.

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia marked a redline for Catholics within the polity that is the United States. Once notably oriented towards the Democratic party, Catholics are crucial in the coming presidential election.

Support for Obama among Catholic Latinos is quite high, while for Evangelicals support for Obama is at 50%. Less than half of Evangelical Latinos support Romney.

Vice President Biden offered plenty of 'malarkey' at his first debate with Congressman Ryan.

Tanks and Ak-47s were evident in Caracas as Venezuelans went to vote. Exit polls showed Capriles the winner, but the government-controlled electoral college gave the win to Chavez who has been in power for 14 years.

An apologist for Palestinian terrorism, Salam Al-Marayati of the Muslim Public Affairs Council will represent the U.S. at a human rights conference of the Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe to be held in Warsaw.

The wealthy are leaving California for Facebook. Democrats, in power for 50 years in the governor's chair, have imposed regulations that have caused employers to flee.

The former mayor of New York City, Ed Koch, says he hopes to change Obama and move him to support Israel.