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Republican frontrunner Donald Trump turned to Twitter Friday night to target a handful of conservatives who have openly criticized his campaign as of late.Trump, who has become known for his online tirades, first took aim at his favorite target: 2016 rival Jeb Bush. Just watched Jeb's ad where he desperately needed mommy to help him. Jeb - mom can't help you with ISIS, the Chinese or with Putin.- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 23, 2016 The billionaire businessman then targeted Media Research Center founder Brent Bozell and Glenn Beck. Both contributed to the National Review's special edition "Against Trump" issue...

When President Obama speaks, don't interrupt. That's what the president told a Texas reporter after a brief but contentious interview in which he was challenged about his unpopularity in the state. "Let me finish my answers next time we do an interview, all right?" he told WFAA News 8 reporter Brad Watson. During the interview, one of four that Obama held with Texas media in the White House on Monday, the president argued that even though the Lone Star state was historically Republican, his election meant that the politics there was changing. "We lost by a few percentage points in...

Was Barack Obama serious or was he just joking when he told Maureen Obama that he was sensitive about his ears? Listen HERE (fast forward to about 7:35) and decide for yourself. Is there also a VIDEO clip of this incident. The expression on Obama's face would probably reveal the answer.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former President Bill Clinton, angrily defending his efforts to capture Osama bin Laden, accused the Bush administration of doing far less to stop the al Qaeda leader before the September 11 attacks. In a heated interview to be aired on Sunday on "Fox News Sunday," the former Democratic president defended the steps he took after al Qaeda's attack on the USS Cole in 2000 and faulted "right-wingers" for their criticism of his efforts to capture Osama bin Laden. "But at least I tried. That's the difference in me and some, including all of the right-wingers who are...

A Muslim cleric in Denmark demands revenge for sketches of Mohammed published by daily newspaper Jyllands-Posten. "This infidel newspaper has deliberately provoked and insulted Muslims," said Imam Raed Hlayhel. "It is sacrilegious. Islam bans depictions of Mohammed." The newspaper asked for drawings of the prophet, after an author complained that nobody dared to illustrate his book on Mohammed. Twelve heeded the newspaper's call, and sent in drawings of the prophet, which were published in the newspaper. A spokesman for the paper described the drawings as an exercise of "freedom of expression." Hlayhel, however, said the newspaper had abused freedom with...