by Geoffrey Ingersoll A man filed a lawsuit last week after police arrested him, believing that the glaze on his Krispy Kreme doughnuts was meth. Daniel Rushing, the man police arrested, sued the city of Orlando and The Safariland Group, the drug kit manufacturer, alleging negligence, reports Wish TV. Rushing is asking for up to $15,000…
by Andrew Follett An academic psychologist just can’t comprehend why some women view Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton unfavorably. Anglia Ruskin University psychologist Magdalena Zawisza speculates the only reasons women aren’t flocking to support Clinton are that they’re sexist against other women and are being held hostage by “power of the status quo.” “Just when you…
by Andrew Follett Dead astronauts could be one of the best ways to spread Earth life onto other planets, according to researchers. An astronaut’s corpse could potentially contain enough bacteria which could survive in the environment of space to spread life to other planets for decades. “If the question is, ‘Are there a set of…
by Ian Tartt There are far too many books in the libertarian spirit to mention here. So instead, enjoy this short list of the ones every libertarian should read at least once. 1. The Law Written in 1850 by Frederic Bastiat, this book shows how the very laws that are in place to preserve our…
by Josh Guckert In perhaps one of the most shocking comments of the 2016 election cycle, Fox News commentator Sean Hannity suggested that President Barack Obama and his family should leave for Africa and never come back. In treating as truth a satirical article which stated that Obama planned to move to Canada if Donald Trump were…
by Josh Guckert On early Wednesday morning, Donald Trump‘s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was vandalized with a sledgehammer. The person claiming responsibility is James Otis, who dressed as a city construction worker while wielding the sledgehammer and a pick-ax. Otis stated that he was attempting to extract the star so that it could…
by Ryan Pickrell A married Chinese man kidnapped his illegitimate son and sold him to pay his debts, three days after being beaten by creditors, the Paper revealed. Mr. Chen, a 33-year-old resident of Zhejiang, racked up around $450,000 in debt after his business investments tanked. Fearing a follow-up to the beating he received from his…
Voting Fraud: Texas Republican Votes Reset for Clinton by Aya Katz There are many different kinds of voting fraud. Most of the time, fraud in the process of voting is labeled as “Voter Fraud,” as if the voters were responsible for any error that occurs. But this week in Texas, as many early voters cast their…
by Kitty Testa According to the Innocence Project, “Astonishingly, more than 1 out of 4 people wrongfully convicted but later exonerated by DNA evidence made a false confession or incriminating statement.” Most of us believe that we would never confess to a crime we did not commit, but many people are unable to stand up…
by Justin Caruso Recently leaked emails provide a rare glimpse into how Hillary Clinton’s campaign and supporters talk about Bernie Sanders’ fans when the public is not looking. In a hacked email released by Wikileaks, former White House Director of Speechwriting Jon Favreau wrote a lengthy list of advice for the Clinton campaign. RELATED: Top 10 White…