by Eric Lieberman As the clown sighting epidemic became more prevalent over recent months in America, so did searches for clown pornography. Pornhub, one of the go-to X-rated websites, released data showing a huge uptick in clown searches on their salacious website, including a 213-percent increase at its highest point. “Clown fetish porn has been around for some…
by Andrew Follett Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, has flowing rivers on its surface, meaning it’s more likely the moon is is capable of developing alien life. Scientists used NASA’s Cassini spacecraft to observe deep canyons on Titan filled with vast bodies of liquid hydrocarbons like methane and ethane. The discovery could make life on Titan much…
Conservationists Cause Extinction by Aya Katz Extinction is forever. That’s what they say, and, barring a Jurassic Park scenario, it’s actually true. Most animal lovers are concerned about the endangered species in this world. None of us want to lose the diverse flora and fauna that make up life on this planet. But did you…
Paul Leads Among Youth, Whites, Women, and Independents By: Elias J. Atienza Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is leading his opponent Lexington Mayor Jim Gray (D-KY), in a new poll released by WKU Social Science Research Center (SSRC). The libertarian-leaning incumbent wins 55 percent of voters, while Gray only has 39 percent. The Big Red Poll,…
by Kody Fairfield Conservative media icon and creator of The Blaze Glenn Beck has been in the “#NeverClinton” and the “#NeverTrump” movements since the nominations of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump were solidified at their respective conventions earlier in the year. Since then, Beck has been in uncertain waters, first turning his attention to the Libertarian Party just prior to…
by Eric Lieberman Social media activity could lead to positive health benefits and thus a longer life, according to a new study. Studies in the past show that having a strong in-person social life will bolster physical health and reduce mortality chances. But a new paper published Monday by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of…
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by Brett Chandrasekhar Steven Palazzo, U.S. Representative of Mississippi’s 4th District, refused to show up to a debate with his Democratic and Libertarian rivals. His reason? He had to go to his son’s football game. Last week, Palazzo skipped two events, a debate Wednesday night and a forum Thursday, each at the University of Southern…
by Phillip Stucky Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton launched a new ad campaign Monday that mirrors the notorious Johnson “Daisy” ad that promised nuclear annihilation should his challenger be elected to the White House. Johnson’s 1964 attack ad showed a little girl picking flower petals, and then she looks up as a man counts down to…
by Josh Guckert Early Monday, William Jacob Adamson, a 47-year-old man from Bangor, Maine, awoke from a 3-year coma. The doctors present said the recovery was nothing short of a miracle. After finding out the year and date, he quickly became intrigued. Even before seeing his friends and family, Adamson, a devout libertarian, inquired to the…