Category Archives: Jester’s Court

The long term federal debt problem is not nearly as bad as those who want to slash the deficit make it out to be. John Edwards is back. An atheist is running for mayor of a Georgia town and wants … Continue reading →

A U.N. report suggests that people should eat more insects. Former Ambassador Thomas Pickering and former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen, co-chairmen of the Accountability Review Board that was convened to investigate the Benghazi attack, … Continue reading →

Attorney Gen. Eric Holder says he is not sure how many times media phone records has been seized by government investigators in the four years he’s led Justice. Florida legislators are upset that the state department of transportation shortened the … Continue reading →

Yet another investigation by the Obama administration against a whistleblower. The 2013 federal budget deficit will be $642 billion, $200 billion less than projected just a few months ago. It appears that North Carolina might alter smoking bans to allow … Continue reading →

The Unlocking Technology Act of 2013 would give Americans freedom to unlock, repair, maintain, and modify their cellphones. The Vermont House approved a measure that would allow doctors to provide lethal medication to terminally ill patients seeking to end their … Continue reading →

Imelda Marcus is running for reelection to Congress in the Philippines. Bulgarian police stormed a printing house and found 350,000 extra ballots printed. Two Canadian politicians get into a scuffle in the Nova Scotia legislature’s bathroom. A four-year-old boy ends … Continue reading →

South Korean president Park Geun-hye fired her press secretary after he was accused of sexually assaulting a young female Korean employee of the nation’s embassy in a downtown Washington, D.C. A Guatemalan court found former dictator Efrain Rios Montt guilty … Continue reading →

Jimmy Carter is the most trusted politician in America. Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been buried at an undisclosed location. White House press secretary Jay Carney accused Republicans of a “historic level of obstructionism” after a boycott of a scheduled vote … Continue reading →

The website for the National Republican Congressional Committee was hacked this week, redirecting users to hundreds of advertisements for Viagra. The US Air Force has stripped an unprecedented 17 officers of their authority to oversee nuclear missiles, after a string … Continue reading →

A controversial Louisiana school voucher program that would fund private schools devoted to religious instruction has been ruled unconstitutional. Former South Carolina Republican senator and current Heritage Foundation president Jim DeMint argued that implementing immigration reform as proposed by the … Continue reading →