There are plenty of items that would likely wring $5 or $10 out our wallets (the Biden beer coozy emblazoned with “Cheers Champ” is just precious) but we’re most enamored with the “Fired Up / Ready to Grill”** apron. more ›

On the day that noted froot loop Jerome Corsi published his Birther bible called "Where's the Birth Certificate," Obama For America deputy campaign manager Julianna Smoot has the answer: on a coffee mug. more ›

Last time we checked in with the Birther movement and their constant pestering of the Hawaiian government, we said "Hopefully this is the last time we have to say this." Guess what? It's not. Despite the fact that the squawk about President Obama's birth certificate has been quadruple-checked, spread across the interwebs and generally debunked, some people still refuse to believe that the POTUS was born in the USA (and we fully expect to hear from you in the comments). more ›

First Hawaii told the "birthers" to knock it off, and now a federal judge has told them to give it a rest, too. more ›

It's his birthday, after all, so the President debunks myths that he wasn't born in the U.S., that he's a vampire, and that he's a Cylon. All other evidence need not be taken seriously. more ›

Hopefully this is the last time we have to say this, but once again Hawaii has checked and triplechecked the Obama birth certificate and guess what - it shows that the POTUS is a natural-born citizen. (Whether you like it or not.) From the Swamp: "I ... have seen the original vital records maintained on file by the Hawaii State Department of Health verifying Barack Hussein Obama was born in Hawaii and is a natural-born American citizen," Health Director Dr. Chiyome Fukino said in a brief statement. more ›

An Army reservist has found a unique way to get out of going into battle. U.S. Army Major Stefan Frederick Cook is balking at being deployed to Afghanistan, saying that the Commander-in-Chief has no right sending him there because Barack Obama can't legally be the President. more ›