By Ethan Barton Published: May 12, 2015 Transportation Security Administration officers allegedly sexually assaulted commercial airline passengers at three major U.S. international airports, according to documents obtained by a government watchdog group. Judicial Watch received 58 pages of sexual assault allegations following a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security after the agency failed to…
False Rape Accusations Hurt Real Rape Victims by Avens O’Brien A UK woman, age 23, has pleaded guilty to a charge of perverting the course of justice this week. What did she do? In late 2013, she allegedly made a false rape claim. Sentencing isn’t until this June, but she could face jail time. Now,…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos A venture capitalist associated with Mark Zuckerberg’s immigration lobbying group Fwd.us insulted American workers who lost their job to foreigners at a recent immigration event, saying they got what they deserved. “You know, I’m relatively crude on that,” capitalist Lars Dalgaard said at the National Journal event that was partly sponsored by Fwd.us, which lobbies…
Oliver Attempts to Paint a Narrative Which Simply Isn’t True by Josh Guckert Satirist John Oliver is always using his platform on Last Week Tonight to promote his liberal agenda. While he can at times make both valid and humorous points, as when he hosted Edward Snowden to discuss the overreach by the NSA, Oliver just as often…
By Blake Neff A professor at the University of California, San Diego is under fire for his practice of forcing students in his theater class to strip naked if they didn’t want to fail. Roberto Dominguez has been teaching Visual Arts 104A: Performing the Self for 11 years, and nudity has become a key part of it. The course involves…
By Michael Bastasch The Obama administration gave Royal Dutch Shell conditional approval Monday to drill for oil in the Arctic sea. The move defies President Barack Obama’s environmentalist supporters, who are opposed to allowing oil companies to tap into polar reserves. Environmentalists have been heavily campaigning against Arctic drilling, but the Department of the Interior has opted…
What does it mean to be a constitutional libertarian? Ever heard of minarchy before? Probably not. But if you’ve ever debated an anarchist, and felt like they had an incomplete understanding of the basics of force, fraud, life, liberty, or property, then this list is for you. #1. Rights are guarantees A right is something…
By Blake Neff Chris Christie, New Jersey’s famously hefty governor, spent over $300,000 of his annual state allowance on food and drinks in the past five years, including over $82,000 that was used to buy drinks and snacks at NFL games. However, the governor’s food spending appears to have dropped sharply in a manner that…
By Ivan Plis Veteran investigative journalist Seymour Hersh’s latest, a 10,000-word essay on the 2011 U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden, has raised plenty of eyebrows since arriving Sunday on the London Review of Books’ website. It claims that contrary to the official narrative presented by the White House at the time, the raid was a…
Why We Don’t Allow Vigilante Justice 101 ENGLEWOOD, CO – A mother was convicted of second degree murder last week after she wrongly killed a man who her 4-year-old daughter accused of sexual abuse. Forsythia Owen murdered Denzel Rainey with a baseball bat as he slept in an alley after her daughter lied about him sexually…