MEDIAITE 8 Hours Ago Judge Napolitano To FBN: Rand Paul 'Unequivocally' Did Not Change Position On Drone Strikes by  Andrew Kirell Appearing on Fox Business Network's  Varney & Co.  this morning,  Judge Andrew Napolitano  indicated that he has recently spoken with Sen.  Rand Paul  (R-KY) and believes that the libertarian-leaning lawmaker "unequivocally" did not change his position on drone strikes, despite how many people interpreted his recent remarks on the network. While speaking with  Neil Cavuto on Monday evening , Sen. Paul said that he would have been okay with law enforcement utilizing unmanned drones during the manhunt for Boston bombing suspect  Dzhokhar Tsarnaev . "If someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and fifty dollars in cash, I don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him,"  Paul said  as he described how drones would be fine in a situation where "a killer is on the loose in a neigh...

 CAINTV.COM 1 Hour Ago Politics: What? Evidence that Hillary lied? Well there's something new! by  Dan Calabrese By DAN CALABRESE - What difference does it make? Remember when Democrats used to complain that Reagan was the "teflon president," because no charge or hint of scandal could ever stick to him? The inoculation of Hillary Clinton works a little differently. If you really want to start going through every example of her dishonesty and malfeasance, it's easy. Whether it's  cattle futures ,  Bosnia  or even Watergate , Hillary is about as shameless a liar as you're ever going to find. She might even be the most dishonest person in her own family, which is saying something. So when House Republicans come out, as they now have, with evidence that Hillary told lies and covered up information about the State Department's negligence and malfeasance related to the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, the result of this evidence will be the same as it always is where...

 WASHINGTON EXAMINER 7 Hours Ago Judge to Janet Napolitano: You have to deport illegal immigrants by  Steven F. Hayward Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano does not have the authority to refuse to enforce laws that require illegal immigrants to face deportation, according to the federal judge hearing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement union's lawsuit against DHS. "The court finds that DHS does not have discretion to refuse to initiate removal proceedings [when the law requires it]," U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor said today, per Business Week . O'Connor asked DHS and the ICE union to offer additional arguments before he makes a final ruling on the legality of President Obama's "deferred action on childhood arrivals" (DACA) program, which invoked prosecutorial discretion as a means of allowing people to stay in the country if they would have qualified for amnesty under the DREAM Act, which never passed through Congress. "I ...