by Amber Randall A transgender woman is suing the city of Chicago because of a city statute that will not allow him to show his breasts at bars or clubs that serve alcohol. Bea Sullivan-Knoff, a 23-year-old transgender who transitioned from male to female, is suing Chicago because he feels that the city statue is…
by Blake Neff The dean of students of the University of Chicago (UChicago) is warning incoming students in a letter that if they want “trigger warnings” safe spaces in their college lives, they should attend a different school. “Once here you will discover that one of the University of Chicago’s defining characteristics is our commitment to…
Warring Between Libertarian Factions Does No Good by Josh Guckert Since the end of Ron Paul‘s Presidential run in 2012, it was highly anticipated that both Rand Paul and Gary Johnson would run for President in 2016. Of course, both did, with varying levels of success. Currently, Johnson continues his pursuit of the White House,…
by Andrew Follett A new study published Tuesday examined the brains of 45 Brazilian babies whose mothers were infected with the Zika virus during their pregnancy and found incredible damage. Researchers scanned babies’ brains to determine how the virus affected them. They found that Zika does far more damage to the brain than previously believed, targeting the…
by Kody Fairfield Donald Trump, the Republican Presidential nominee, has always opined about how great of a businessman he is; how “yugely” successful his ventures have become and the great things they have created. And based on past statements of his, it would seem his profiteering is not limited to just his private enterprises. In the past, Trump has gloated…
Darrell Castle is Not a Serious or Legitimate Choice for President by Josh Guckert Some libertarians, upset with the nomination of Gary Johnson, as well as the choices of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, have begun pondering the possibility of voting for Constitution Party candidate Darrell Castle. He is scheduled to be on enough ballots…
Cajun Navy May Be Required to Pay State Licensing Fee by Aya Katz No good deed goes unpunished. The Cajun Navy is a group of volunteers that operates at its own expense to rescue people trapped in flooded areas in Louisiana. They use their own boats. They risk their lives. And now that people have noticed…
by Zach Garretson On September 7, the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) will be hosting a Commander in Chief Forum to be aired on NBC. IAVA is one of the leading veterans’ organizations in America, and their hard work has made a huge impact for many veterans. One of their biggest victories was the reform of the Montgomery…
by Kyle Perkins US Talks With Iran Will Not Defend the Bill of Rights The State Department paid Iran $400 million for the release of four American prisoners a few days ago. And only one year ago the same department has conducted nuclear talks with Iran that ignore almost everything about it. This article is both an assessment…
by Blake Neff Stunning security footage from an Atlanta gas station shows a customer trying to resolve a fight by breaking out an AK-47. The video, first uploaded Tuesday to WorldStarHipHop, begins with a verbal exchange between two men at the gas station. After a few seconds, one of the men reaches inside his black…