Is climate change going to kill us all? Today’s Freedom Report welcomes back one of our favorite guests the Science Babe, a research chemist and debunker of all things woo. Science Babe and The Libertarian Republic’s editor spar over the best solutions to combat the problem… and whether climate change is really a problem at…
by Casey Bennett Ladies, are you sick and tired of pimping yourself out night after night to combat the detrimental effects of climate change? Are you exhausted by the mere thought of hitting the city streets to provide food and water for your families? Does it anger you how misogynistic climate change is? Well, get ready…
Victoria Mendez was driving home from work at around 10:30 p.m. Sunday night when she saw her estranged son standing near the corner, just down the street from her house on the northern Glendale-Phoenix border. “I rolled my passenger window down and I said, ‘Hey Hakeem, what’s up? How are you doing?’” she explained. “And he popped…
By Lina Bryce Kansas residents 21-years-old and older can carry concealed firearms without a permit. This was approved by the state House 85-39 on Wednesday, despite some members’ concerns that the state would no longer require training, according to KCTV news. The Senate passed the measure last month, but the House made a technical change…
by Josh Guckert It began at 2:14 AM in a piece published by Time. Perhaps the publication simply could not wait until the morning to smear Rand Paul in a misleading fashion. In the article, the author expresses outrage toward the “stunning reversal” executed by Paul, as the Senator proposed a budget amendment that would increase…
Libertarian talk show host Jason Stapleton joins the Freedom Report podcast to discuss Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and liberty’s chances in 2016. Is this the last stand for freedom lovers? Our show today focuses on the presidential aspirations of the two tea party types, and pits the ideas of libertarianism against the real world realities…
by Grant Phillips Drug zealots often proliferate images of back alley drug deals and the respective dangers as justification for government intervention. In spite of prohibition, the drug market continues to flourish. Current policy perpetuates the distrust of buyers and sellers – resulting in damages to both parties. As government efforts prove futile, market forces…
By Blake Neff The National Union of Students (NUS) Women Conference currently underway in the UK has drawn substantial attention for its efforts to encourage attendees to use “jazz hands” instead of clapping in order to avoid triggering anxiety attacks in participants. This attention, however, diverts attention away from another interesting aspect of the event:…
by Casey Bennett When I was a little girl, I used to dream about going to college. I was fascinated by the notion that I would be living away from home, carrying my state-of-the-art laptop around to each one of my interesting classes, mingling with other students at the campus bar, and having the time…
Paul Shepherd (R-ID) thinks the U.S. has the right to pass religiously motivated legislation. He’s wrong. He predominantly seems to think his personal religious beliefs justify a newly passed memorial in his state of Idaho that urges Congress to impeach any judge that rules in favor of equal rights for member of the LGBT community….