If you haven't been following this story, its truly unbelievable. It takes place in Cleveland, Ohio. Three young girls were kidnapped separately by a sick man about a decade ago. The women are Amanda Berry (now 27) who was kidnapped in 2003 just before her 17th birthday; Gina DeJesus (now 23) who was kidnapped in 2004; and Michelle Knight (now 32) who was kidnapped in 2002 at the age of 20.
Today is a big day in the Senate, as the debate over gun control really kicks into gear. The Senate voted this morning to start debate on the Democrat's gun bill, along with a host of amendments, including the Toomey-Manchin compromise on background checks. Sixteen Republicans ended up voting for the motion to proceed, with two Democrats voting against.
While you, the hard-working American people, are shut out from the White House, celebrities and rock stars will be filing in tonight for a star-studded performance in the East Room. The Obama's lavish lifestyle continues tonight with a concert celebrating Memphis soul.
While billions of Christians around the world celebrated Easter Sunday, the holiday did not pass in this country without political controversy.
We are in day two of the heated debate over same sex marriage as the Supreme Court heard arguments on the Defense of Marriage Act today, after yesterday's Proposition 8 argument.
We have an elementary school in Alabama that has apparently banned the word “Easter.” The school is going to host an egg hunt, but you can't call the eggs “Easter eggs.” Why? For the sake of religious diversity. Seriously! Apparently just mentioning the word “Easter” is somehow offensive to other religions, and therefore should not be allowed in our schools.
After the Easter recess, the Senate is set to begin consideration of gun control legislation, but not without controversy.
One of the biggest stories of the day is the “frustration” of the White House press corps.
Since releasing his manifesto last week, the ex-LA cop killer Christopher Dorner received a reaction that has many, including myself, shaking ours heads.
The major headline news story of the day is the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI on February 28th. This isn't something we would ever expect to see in our lifetimes, considering the last time this happened was almost 600 years ago.
Let’s highlight the coverage, or lack thereof, of the Bob Menendez sex scandal in the mainstream media.
Sean kicked off Tuesday's show and briefly touched on the controversy surrounding halftime comments made by sportscaster Bob Costas during NBC's Sunday Night Football broadcast.
For those of you that have been following this issue, you know that I have been very critical of the USTA and its proposed changes and reductions in national tournament opportunities for Juniors.
Sean's acting debut in the new hit movie "Atlas Shrugged, Pt. II"
Watch Sean train his new puppy Gracie!
The following statement has been released by the USTA. First I would like everybody to know that behind the scenes there have been many people who have dedicated a great amount of time and energy dealing with the issue of the "proposed changes for 2013/2014" to junior comp tennis.
Tom Walker, Director of Tennis at the Kalamazoo YMCA backs Sean in his dispute with the USTA's rule changes.
The following is an attempt to focus on the main issues discussed in the exchange between Sean Hannity and Tim Russell. It is less than two pages long and an addresses what I see as the most substantive issues raised by the USTA’s changes in the junior competitive schedule. While I believe those changes are well-intentioned, I am afraid there are a series of unintended consequences that will do precisely the opposite of what the USTA hopes to achieve.
A few weeks ago, Sean wrote an open letter to the US Tennis Association, describing a destructive bureaucratic/political force within the USTA that, frankly, is in the process of hurting junior tennis and, consequently, the future of American tennis. You can find Sean's original post here.
After Sean's letter was posted on Hannity.com, Patrick McEnroe responded publicly on the USTA website.
Within the statement was a 17-page "point by point" response from Timothy Russell, the Chair of the USTA's National Junior Competition Committee critiquing Sean's complaint.
Below, is Sean's response to McEnroe. Advantage Hannity.
As many people know, my main passion in life is politics. I basically eat, breathe and sleep politics. In my private life, one of my main passions is sports. As a kid, I played ice hockey and roller hockey. I was a pitcher in baseball. I played basketball and stickball, both for endless hours. I also developed a love for tennis, which I have to this day.
