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| ESPN bows to pressure; will run ad that mentions Jesus  ESPN unexpectedly became a casualty of the "War on Christmas," forcing the network to reverse course Thursday and agree to air a television spot from Cardinal Glennon Children's Foundation that mentions the birth of Jesus.
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| Gun Grabbers use Newtown anniversary for political advantage  President Obama's political arm, Organizing for Action, is encouraging its supporters to host a "Newtown anniversary event" on Saturday. Activists will be provided with training, tools and information about the White House's "Gun Violence Prevention" campaign.
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| The Enemy of America is Obama's Friend  Once upon a time, there was an expectation that the President of the United States — "the leader of the free world," as we used to call him — would exhibit certain reasonable behaviors in public. After all, the liberating Constitution this man represented was viewed as a symbol of hope by the world's freedom-yearning masses.
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| Will the young sign up for Obamacare because 'It's Hot?'  It was just last week when officials at the state's health insurance exchange, Covered California, gave the green light to Obama impersonator Iman Crosson to come up with a rap song to sell young people on the virtues of Obamacare. The turnaround was going to be quick.
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| Official who OK'd Obama birth certificate dies in crash  The Hawaiian health official who verified the authenticity of President Obama's birth certificate has died in a small plane crash.
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| Boehner wins budget vote, attacks conservatives  After years of bitter friction within Republican circles, House Speaker John Boehner is lashing out against hard-line conservative and tea party groups - the latest GOP establishment figure to join the increasingly public battle roiling the party.
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