Rand Paul’s 2016 Agenda: A Foreign Policy of Freedom by Aly Basley Sen. Rand Paul appeared on Meet the Press Sunday to make the case for the Paul Doctrine in American foreign policy. Since Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio have been backtracking their answers to questions on the Iraq War, Paul said this calls for…
By Casey Harper President Barack Obama announced Monday he will ban the federal government from providing certain types of military-style equipment to local police departments, and less heavy-duty equipment will have more regulations. The banned items include tracked armored vehicles, weaponized aircraft and vehicles, bayonets, grenade launchers, camouflage uniforms and large-caliber firearms. The more regulated equipment includes armored vehicles, tactical vehicles,…
By Michael Bastasch Bill Nye the “Science Guy” was paid a handsome speaking fee to tell Rutgers University students to dismiss those who would question the consensus on man-made global warming. Nye, who gave the commencement speech at Rutgers over the weekend, told graduates to “ challenge those who dismiss climate change,” according to NJ.com. Nye also…
By Lina Bryce To be an entrepreneur requires enormous sacrifice as well as a financial risk that not everyone is willing to commit to. Despite this, it hasn’t stopped individuals from attempting to discredit the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. Here are some things you should never say to a business owner and why: #1. “Can’t you…
The Libertarian Republic writer June Lapine posted a joke anti-capitalist meme to the Internet… but the Internet didn’t know Shoe! Lapine, AKA Shoe0nhead, a critic of extremist feminism, posted a photograph of herself last week that was a parody of anti-capitalist liberals who whine about capitalism from the comfort of their $600 iPhones. Shoe’s troll…
WICHITA FALLS, TX – The Plex Family Entertainment Center is under fire for forcing people outside of its complex during a tornado warning. Management cleared the building and told everyone to wait outside until they could find a way home or be picked up. Photos of children standing outside went viral on social media, raising…
The former student council president of a university (Witwatersrand) in South Africa was ousted in light of recent comments he made praising Hitler for murdering white people. Student protesters were threatening to call for a mass demonstration if Mcebo Dlamini, who said the remarks, was not fully reinstated. Mcebo Dlamini was initially suspended after he…
By Blake Neff A coalition of over 60 Asian-American groups has filed a discrimination complaint against Harvard University, claiming the university illegally discriminates against Asians in its undergraduate admissions. According to the complaint, filed with the Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Education, the nearly-perfect test scores, pristine GPAs and major academic awards of Asians were substantially…
By Peter Fricke Michigan’s corporate welfare agency recently admitted it began withholding recipient information years ago after receiving “informal advice” that was never made public. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) stopped disclosing the names of the companies it subsidizes in 2009, instead listing the totals by industry. It was not until recently, however, that…
By Jonah Bennett A war between three rival biker gangs erupted in Texas Sunday in the parking lot of a restaurant, leaving nine people dead and emergency services rushing eighteen others to the hospital with serious injuries. According to police, no bystanders were injured, but the incident itself wasn’t a surprise, KWTX-TV News reports. Police in…