by Russ Read The Islamic State has allegedly published a children’s alphabet coloring book which features various weapons with corresponding letters in the Arabic alphabet. Titled “Alphabet Tutor 2″, the book features outlines of an AK-47 assault rifle, hand grenade and what appears to be a suicide vest. The infamous black flag of ISIS is…
Top 5 Questions Mainstream Media Could Ask Gary Johnson Next by Aya Katz The mainstream media have been giving Gary Johnson a hard time. First they asked him what he thought the United States should do about Aleppo, and he was caught off-guard, because it had never occurred to him that he was being asked…
by Kody Fairfield It would be fair to say the Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein has gusto. Having been taken into custody on her campaign trail for attempting to crash the Presidential debates last Monday, and being issued an arrest warrant after a civil disobedience display in North Dakota as proof, if Stein thinks an action will help bring…
by Josh Guckert The day after being unable to answer which current foreign leader he looks up to, Gary Johnson is hitting back against his critics. He tweeted Thursday: It’s been almost 24 hours…and I still can’t come up with a foreign leader I look up to. — Gov. Gary Johnson (@GovGaryJohnson) September 29, 2016…
by Kody Fairfield Following the indictment by a grand jury of two Marksville, Louisiana marshals, Derrick Stafford and Norris Greenhouse Jr., on murder charges for a multiple officer-involved shooting which led to the death of a six-year-old boy, the judge presiding over the case has released the body camera footage of the scene. The altercation which…
by Chris Slavens Libertarian presidential contender Gary Johnson botched another crucial question during an appearance on Hardball yesterday, making this his second major flub since the Clinton campaign announced its plans to mischaracterize all of his statements in a last-ditch effort to resurrect the rotting corpse of its millennial outreach program. All seemed well until…
by Kevin Daley The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a federal law banning the registration of offensive or disparaging trademarks violates the First Amendment. The case has major implications for the Washington Redskins, whose trademark was stripped by the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) and a federal judge last year. The judge concluded that…
by Amber Randall A police officer never has good justification to kill someone, according to Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson. Mckesson compared an officer killing someone to the idea of a person killing their child at an event co-sponsored by the San Diego State School of Journalism and Media Studies, reports The Daily Aztec….
by Eric Lieberman Apple got mixed reviews for ending the headphone jack in the new iPhone 7, but a new accessory is making the outlet accessible once again. A hardware developer based in Austin, Texas, created a case that has the traditional 3.5mm audio jack and can attach to the phone. The vast majority of people have…
by Trent Somes As of this October, what police do in public is no longer public record in North Carolina. A new law in North Carolina allows police departments to keep body and dash camera footage secret, even from the people that were filmed, unless issued a court order. Police cameras become a topic of…