by Brian Nichols Another day, another moment for Ann Coulter to prove she is clinically insane. Coulter, an unashamed and brash Donald Trump supporter, came out on Tuesday proclaiming on a Politico’s “Off Message” podcast her love for Trump in an even more cult fashion than before; “I worship him like the North Koreans worship…
by JP Carroll Individuals suffering from ADHD are rapidly becoming addicted to their prescription drugs and turning to substitutes like crystal meth. An investigative report by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and MedPage Today shows abuse of ADHD drugs is on the rise. Over 19,000 people have suffered from complications related to consuming drugs such as Adderall…
by Josh Guckert In what can only be described as a strange exchange between Sean Hannity and prominent “Never Trump” conservatives, the talk show host has indicated that he is prepared to “punch back.” He said on his radio show Tuesday: They’ve all taken shots at me first. I’m a counter-puncher. I punch back. Now working…
by Ted Goodman A news anchor shocked his audience Sunday when he opened up the nightly news by saying, “Good evening, we begin with Hillary Clinton’s death.” WABC-TV weekend news anchor Joe Torres made the mistake during a weekend broadcast on ABC television’s flagship station in New York City. The anchor did not correct himself…
by Josh Guckert Recently, U.S. Congressman Matt Cartwright (D-PA) proposed an unorthodox measure. The interesting part of the bill is how it would reward potential organ donors. As reported by Slate: The pilots would test how various rewards resonate. Rather than large sums of cash, potential rewards could include a contribution to the donor’s retirement fund,…
by Andrew Follett Colorado’s top medical official Dr. Larry Wolk told a local newspaper that hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, doesn’t have any adverse health effects, as it doesn’t expose people to enough toxins to be harmful. “Nobody would argue that this stuff isn’t toxic, but it’s all about exposure to toxins, and we don’t see anything to…
by Josh Guckert In a press release issued Tuesday, former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman and Montana Governor Marc Racicot called for the inclusion of Gary Johnson and William Weld in the presidential debates. Racicot served as governor of Montana from 1993 to 2001, before serving as chairman of the Republican National Committee from December 2001 to July…
by Bric Butler The Romans had Horace, the French had Voltaire, and now Americans have… South Park? It may not be the lofty tongue of a poet or the quick wit of a philosopher, but in our era, fate has destined it to be passed the satirical torch, which it not only carries, but more…
by Josh Guckert As the 2016 election nears closer, incumbent President Ron Paul seeks a second term against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Paul came to office in one of the most improbable electoral upsets in American history. This election would seemingly come a lot easier, though he still has work to do to…
By Kody Fairfield According to the Wikileaks Twitter account, the online vigilante website will release 30 pages of their Editor-in-Chief Julian Assange‘s medical records in the next 24 hours. The organization claims that they will be doing this in what they call part 1 of their transparency challenge to major party presidential nominees Democrat Hillary Clinton, and Republican Donald Trump. Neither…