Blake Neff Mogul-turned-politician Donald Trump told nearly 20,000 people gathered at a rally at American Airlines Center in Dallas Monday, if elected, he will cut tax rates for the middle class and corporations. The Republican presidential frontrunner, who said he knows as much about the tax code as anybody, announced he plans to unveil his complete economic plan…
Geoffrey Ingersoll Texan tech billionaire Darwin Deason is asking for the return of millions in donations he made to the Opportunity and Freedom PAC now that former Gov. Rick Perry has taken himself out of the running for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. “We have made it clear we expect the PAC to shut down and send the funds…
Blake Neff Several Canadian colleges are expressing outrage after fliers posted Monday apparently advertised the creation of a “White Students Union.” Flyers appeared on bulletin boards and elsewhere at the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and York University, all of which are large public colleges in Toronto. The flyer, showing two young white men standing in front…
by Tom O’Brien As we watch the horrors of the civil war in Syria unfold and the escalation of Russian involvement, it may seem difficult to make sense of it all. So many sides, so many agendas, so many interests. To simplify things, let us attempt to break down the various players using teams….
Paul’s Path to the Nomination is Still Clear by Josh Guckert The second prime-time Republican debate is tomorrow night on CNN, and no candidate has more to gain than Senator Rand Paul. Having been considered a front-runner for more than a year, Paul’s polling numbers have taken a hit as the race has focused on…
Guy Bentley The U.S. has tumbled down the world rankings for economic freedom thanks to the erosion of the rule of law and an onslaught of regulations. The Fraser Institute places the U.S. as the 16th freest economy in the world, a sharp decline from second place it once enjoyed back in 2000. Fred McMahon,…
Juliegrace Brufke North Korea said its main nuclear facility, Yongbyon, is up and running and the country is ready to use weapons of mass destruction against the United States at any time. In a statement released to state-run North Korean State News Agency Tuesday, the country said it’s bolstering Pyongyang’s weapon supply in both “quality and quantity,” touting…
Connor D. Wolf The question of whether to adopt the highest minimum wage in the country at $19 an hour has been put before the Berkeley, Calif. city council in a proposal to be considered Tuesday night. The proposal was recommended for consideration by the Berkeley Labor Commission. Currently the federal minimum wage is $7.25…
There is a common belief by the general public that the general public knows what’s best for the general public. Ah, democracy, that lofty ideal we hold so dear. But is it all it’s cracked up to be? Or, is democracy simply three drunk men outranking the one sober man on the matter of who…
Jonah Bennett A Marine hero blasted Navy Secretary Ray Mabus’ for claiming that Marines studying women in ground combat with the wrong mindset essentially caused women to drastically underperform in the gender integration experiment. Sgt. Maj. Justin LeHew, who was a senior enlisted adviser with the Marine Corps Training and Education Command on the study,…