US Action News

Residential real-estate prices dropped in November by the most in a year, signaling housing has yet to join the U.S. rebound.

A newly formed group of Hispanics in Milwaukee, who believe they should have a choice in determining the school where their children participate, gathered Monday at the United Community Center to present their views to school officials and legislators that were expected to attend.

Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., delivered a Tea Party response following President Obama’s State of the Union address and Rep. Paul Ryan’s Republican response.

We’re at the halfway mark of Barack Obama’s first term as president. I say “first term” because I’m confident that this isn’t his last. Conservatives will not want to hear this, but I’ve felt all along that Obama will be a two-term president, and nothing I’ve seen dispels that notion.

Rep. Paul Ryan counters Obama’s words of ‘investing’ (spending), ‘infrastructure’ (union payoffs), and ‘winning the future’ (socializing America). Ryan points out that Obama and the Democrats have already increased federal spending by over 25%.

Trial underway for immigrant accused of killing daughter because she would not go along with a marriage arranged by her father. More cases go unreported.

Will the man who conned the public into believing he was a moderate, but who has governed as the most immoderate leftist in the country’s history, now try to pull the same con so he can be elected again??

Consumer Watchdog, an advocacy group largely focused in recent years on Google’s privacy practices, has called on a congressional investigation into the Internet giant’s “cozy” relationship with U.S. President Barack Obama’s administration.

Fears that municipal bonds could spark a renewed financial crisis have been growing as the gargantuan size of many US states’ budget deficits has begun to weigh on the market.

After more than $800 billion in Keynesian economic stimulus spending, our nation is still mired in a post World War II record 20th consecutive month of near double digit unemployment. Our national deficit stands at $14.06 trillion and we may hit the $14.29 trillion debt ceiling as early as this spring. Our country desperately needs a change direction, but that is not what we will get tonight.