By Andrew Follett The Sierra Club published a 37-page report this week attacking presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump for his “regressive” views on global warming. The Daily Caller News Foundation decided to examine the five most regressive policies environmentalists have promoted. Policies promoted by The Sierra Club and environmentalist organizations are often at odds with other traditionally…
By Robert Donachie More than half a billion people earn the same, or less amount of income than their peers a decade ago. The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that “between 540 million and 580 million people in 2014 had lower or stagnant incomes than similarly situated people in 2005.” This finding diverges from the long-standing belief…
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson has been steadily gaining ground in major polling for the last several months and it seems that his first significant hurdle for serious contention is now within striking distance. If former governor Johnson is able to poll at least 15% in five national public opinion polls before the first presidential…
By Steve Birr Washington, D.C., is issuing over half a million speed camera tickets a year, but a restaurant owner is turning the bureaucratic nightmare into discounts and free meals for frustrated drivers. Michael Sterling, owner of the restaurant Caribbean Citations in southeast D.C., offers diners with a speed camera ticket a price discount on…
By Connor D. Wolf The largest police union in Cleveland demanded the state put a temporary ban on guns during the week of the Republican National Convention. Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association (CPPA) represents many police officers who will patrol the convention. Police officers throughout the country are the targets of violence due to the rise…
By Saagar Enjeti Secretary of State John Kerry said the terror attack in Nice is an indication the Islamic State is “on the run” in an interview with CNN Sunday, repeating the now familiar Obama administration talking point that any large terror attack outside of Iraq and Syria is not actually evidence of ISIS influence….
Additional shots were fired by Kentucky senator and former presidential candidate Rand Paul on Friday, when he responded to a reporter by recommending an indictment and a prison sentence for presumptive democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Here is the exchange: AMTV Reporter: Recently you launched a campaign to hold Hillary Clinton accountable for her crimes. How…
By Amber Randall A Milwaukee County Sheriff gave an interview Sunday where he discussed Black Lives Matter and what he described as their “hateful ideology.” Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke stated in an interview with CNN’s David Lemon that the shooter of multiple Baton Rouge police officers was motivated by anti-police brutality, reports Talking Points…
By Blake Neff An Alabama Taco Bell employee has been fired after telling police officers they were not welcome in the restaurant and would not be served. Two Lee County sheriff’s deputies were visiting a Taco Bell in Phenix City Saturday when they received an unexpected reception. Instead of taking their order, a cashier told the…
Yesterday, while interviewing Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal concerning the police shooting event in Baton Rogue, Fox News anchor Shepard Smith became audibly annoyed at the Governor’s use of the phrase “all lives matter.” Smith challenged Jindal, and then “educated” him as to the offense some might take to the term. Here is the exchange; first,…