Coalition Seeks to Delay Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia By: Elias J. Atienza Representative Justin Amash (R-MI) is part of a bipartisan coalition that is seeking to end arms sales to Saudi Arabia. Recently this coalition sent a letter to President Obama on postponing the $1.15 billion arms sales recently approved by the State Department. The…
King Mswati of Swaziland Declines to Choose a Bride from Tens of Thousands of Virgins Dancing Topless by Aya Katz This week, tens of thousands of young women from all across Swaziland gathered for the Umhlanga ceremony in which they danced in traditional native garb before their king. The dance of the reeds was performed topless…
Come on, Donald and Hillary, if you’re going to take my liberty, the least you can do is make it entertaining. by Joey Clark Upon considering the abysmal record of the 2016 summer movie season – Warner Brother’s spliced and diced mutant child, Suicide Squad, being the freshest hell of pish posh to afflict box…
McCain, Rubio Represent Reason in GOP on Immigration by Josh Guckert On Tuesday, incumbent U.S. Senators John McCain and Marco Rubio won their Republican primaries. McCain fended off a challenge from State Senator Kelli Ward. Rubio defeated real estate developed Carlos Beruff. While neither McCain nor Rubio could ever be accused of being libertarians, their victories…
Andrew Follett The potentially alien signal recently discovered by astronomers was actually caused by an old Soviet military satellite, Russia’s state-run news agency TASS confirmed Wednesday. “We, indeed, discovered an unusual signal,” Alexander Ipatov, Director of the Institute of Applied Astronomy at the Russian Academy of Sciences, told TASS. “However, an additional check showed that it was emanating…
Aspiring Teacher Too Inclusive, Cornell University implies by Kyle Perkins The inclusive plan of aspiring dean Vijay Pendakur offends the student diversity chief by including all students equally. What specifically he aims to do is include all students in the discussions he’ll have as a dean if elected. As inclusive as this plan is, it appears to not…
Trump Meets Wednesday with Nieto by Josh Guckert Donald Trump is traveling Wednesday to meet with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. Nieto reportedly sent invitations to both the Republican and Democrat Hillary Clinton. The meeting is particularly significant for the former, as his stance on Mexican immigration has been one of the centerpieces of his Presidential campaign….
Brussels Reminds World EU is Bad for Business Despite a Member’s Attempt to Attract It by Bric Butler After the British people this June decided to vote for leaving the European Union, pundits across Europe and America warned of the wounds businesses would have inflicted upon them if they choose to continue operating and investing…
By: Daniel Stephens This morning on Fox and Friends, popular comedian Larry the Cable Guy spoke with the hosts on a variety of topics, from his observations of people at a recent yard sale, to the slimming effect of his cut-off t-shirt. About 2:15 into the segment, after being consistently pressed by the hosts to…
Bill Weld is Still Shaky on Gun Control by Daniel Stephens Libertarian vice-presidential candidate Bill Weld has been notoriously anti-gun in both the extended and recent past. Has his decision to run on the Libertarian ticket persuaded him to move more toward the official party position on this particular issue? We’ll let you decide. At…