by Kevin Daley When two private Christian schools convened to compete for the state championship, Florida officials denied their request to pray. One of the schools — Cambridge Christian — is now suing the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA), claiming the decision to deny students the ability to pray violates both the state and federal…
by Blake Neff Appalachian State University (ASU) in North Carolina has banned political chalking in response to complaints by activists that pro-Donald Trump chalk marginalized racial minorities and illegal immigrants. Until recently, ASU gave students wide discretion to freely express themselves by leaving chalk drawings on campus. But that situation began to change two weeks, after several…
by Josh Guckert A few moments before Monday’s debate, Gary Johnson sat down at Twitter’s headquarters to answer questions. Johnson got visibly upset in numerous points of the interview, but none more when he was asked if and his running mate William Weld are “spoiler candidates.” At first, the Libertarian was asked about foreign policy. He…
by Eli Bowman Nobody wants the government in their bedroom, but the FDA has issued a public notification that Stiff Bull Herbal Coffee has a “hidden drug ingredient” that gives men erections with every cup. So if you’re out of that little blue pill, grab a coffee mug from the cupboard. The FDA press release…
by Jonah Bennett GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has been soundly criticized for “fat-shaming” former Miss Universe Alicia Machado for blowing up in size. But as evidenced by a 1997 CNN article covering the episode, it seems that not too long, strongly encouraging weight-loss was a well-accepted position to hold. In 1997, CNN correspondent Jeanne Moos wrote…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos Two men wanted by the FBI in connection with the New York City bombing have reportedly left the country. The FBI put out a wanted poster for the two young men, who were caught on camera walking off with the luggage that contained one of the planted bombs. Sometime later the duo…
Most millennials, like myself, dreamed about the first presidential race in which we could cast our ballot. Surpassing the age of 18 allowed us all to finally play a role in who we deem appropriate to lead our country. For many, November 8th is the day we have all waited for. So why aren’t millennials rejoicing? In…
by Justin Moldow, founder of LibertyHangout.org Dear Glenn Beck, As the nation continues to be covered by a cloud of disillusion and bewilderment, I want to thank you for making the difficult decision of standing on principle, instead of conforming to popular opinion. It isn’t the cool thing to do, but it is the right…
On Monday, the stocks tumbled further losing more grip on the market; this was as result of the selling that was initiated by the yen surging past its counterpart the dollar. The 225-issue Nikkei average slipped 1.25 per cent, or 209.46 points to finally fall at 16,544.56 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). Up to…
by Kody Fairfield On Tuesday, a group of United Nations (UN) experts told the United States that the nation owed black citizens reparations for not yet having confronted its “racial terrorism.” The UN working group on people of African descent warned that the black people in the US were facing a “human rights crisis.” Their…