by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump may regret his idea to open his own “university” as a real estate training program, not shockingly named Trump University. Trump U has been littered in litigation with many claims of fraud against it, but it now seems that it has taken on a new scandal. A new report from ABC…
by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump who regularly attacks his opponent, Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, her husband former President Bill Clinton, and current President Barack Obama, may have a bit of explaining to do to his base. In an interview from 2008 with NY-1, Trump is heard singing the praises of both Clintons. “I think Bill Clinton was a…
by Jim Duncan Follow Jim on Twitter or Medium You know who they are. They watch only their prescribed liberal or conservative newscasts, and wear a blue or red t-shirt to cover up their rotting-corpse politics. They stink of long-deceased ideologies, and their ears and eyeballs are falling off from too much “group think.” And…
by Josh Guckert Just as they did in 2012, the Epic Rap Battles of History YouTube channel released a video for this year’s presidential election. Having been out for less than a day, this year’s video already has nearly 2 million views. The ERB channel is one of the most popular on all of YouTube,…
by Josh Guckert A new ad for the Gary Johnson campaign points out the many, many faults of the major-party nominees. From Clinton’s dishonesty to Trump’s flip-flops, the video pinpoints some of the most prominent issues of the Democrat and Republican. Impressively compacting their criticisms to 65 seconds, the Johnson campaign examines for Clinton: Her infamous…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos Allies of the Clinton Foundation secured millions of dollars for Bill Clinton by encouraging donors to give him business opportunities, a memo published by Wikileaks shows. Then top Bill Clinton aide Doug Band outlines in a 2011 memo how he and another partner of his law firm Teneo solicited their clients for…
by Eric Lieberman People worried about their safety and privacy now have a new weapon for disabling drones — a small hardware module that can hijack the flying device. The piece of technology, called Icarus, can overtake the DSMx, the remote control system in many drones as well as other vehicles like planes, helicopters, cars, and boats, according to Ars Technica….
by Amber Randall Pro-choice students erased chalk messages written by a pro-life college group, alleging that the drawings were too offensive. Student for Life of America (SFLA), a pro-life organization dedicated to abolishing abortion, celebrated National Pro-Life Chalk Day by writing pro-life messages on college campuses to provide an alternative side to the abortion debate….
by Kevin Daley U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas gave the 2016 Joseph Story Lecture at the Heritage Foundation on Wednesday night, recounting a private conversation with the late Justice Antonin Scalia concerning a ruling his old friend and colleague deeply regretted. At the behest of John Malcolm, director of the Meese Center for Legal…
by Michael Bastasch A top confidant to Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta suggested the person who told the former secretary of state she could use a private email should be “drawn and quartered,” according to a leaked email chain. “Do we actually know who told Hillary she could use a private email?” Neera Tanden, president…