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Tonight, President Obama will give his last State of the Union Address. Over the past seven years, Obama has outlined many proposals and made quite a few promises.
Unfortunately, he has also left a lot of those promises unfulfilled.
Here's a montage of 140 lies, half-truth's and unaccomplished goals the president hasn't made good on in the last seven-plus years (hat-tip: Grabien):
Or, if you'…
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Last night, a Philadelphia police officer was ambushed by a man who claims he perpetrated the attack in the name of Islam.
Officer Jesse Hartnett, 33, was sitting in his patrol car around 11:30 p.m. when a gunman fired 13 shots at his car. The "attempted assassination" took place at 60th and Spruce Streets. He was struck three times in the arm but still managed to exit the vehicle, return fire,…
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We have all dreamed of winning the lottery. Everyone has different dreams and aspirations for what they would do with the money. Now that Powerball has reached over $700 million, the interest in playing is extremely high.
Fox 5, Las Vegas decided to interview a few people who were signing up to play. But this Primm, Nevada interview went a different way than the reporter thought it would go.…
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders got his first "endorsement" from a sitting U.S. senator -- and it's from a Republican.
Tom Cotton (R-AR) announced his tongue-in-cheek endorsement for the socialist senator from Vermont on an episode of "Arkansas Week: Special Edition."
"For many months, I've been strongly in favor of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary," Cotton announced…
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We have all been screwed by the airline industry. Airports are miserable places, especially around the holidays. But this woman may have taken it to new extremes when her flight was cancelled.
Do you think she took this too far or do you feel her pain?
Skip ahead to about 1:20 if you don't need the video in context:
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As we look back on 2015, there are many memories and takeaways. In particular, the sheer stupidity of many college students must be recognized.
From demands of free stuff to millionaire students decrying white privilege, the examples are numerous. The protests and harsh rhetoric became so inflammatory, we even discussed the prospect of college students going on strike and the ramifications of…
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Here at MRCTV, we wanted to take a different approach to examining the best stories of 2015.
Page views are a common metric, but we wanted to know which MRCTV stories captured your attention the most. We made a list of the top 15 articles that you spent the most time reading, sharing, and discussing.
We found a mixed bag of funny, ridiculous, serious, and sad stories. Enjoy!
#15 - "House…