by Andrew Follett Scientists at the University of Calgary successfully teleported a particle nearly four miles away in a breakthrough experiment that could revolutionize the way computers function. Researchers used the entanglement property of quantum mechanics, known as “spooky action at a distance,” to teleport a particle. It’s a scientific property not even the renowned Albert Einstein could…
Top 5 Things Missing from the Debate without Gary Johnson by Aya Katz Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate for president, has not been invited to the debate to be held tonight, even though he is on the ballot in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. He will be conspicuous by his absence. The Commission…
by Resa Willis The purpose of this narrative is to offer transparency and expose the critical components lending to a lack of forward progress. Although our party has seen advances during this election cycle partially made possible by polarizing old-party candidates, our opportunity to fully capitalize on the current political climate has been undermined by…
by Brett Chandrasekhar Tonight at 9 PM, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will appear in the much-anticipated first presidential debate. Understandably, the media and public alike are wondering how the contest will go down. Many commentators are giving Clinton the advantage, arguing Trump has coasted till this point by being part of debates with several…
by Ian Tartt Police brutality is something everyone agrees is a problem, whether they think it happens frequently or rarely. The following article offers some possible solutions to reducing the problem.
by Kevin Daley Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence unambiguously endorsed stop-and-frisk policies, saying a Trump-Pence administration would encourage its implementation around the country. “Stop-and-frisk literally saved lives in New York City when it was implemented, and it’s been implemented in cities around the country,” Pence told Chris Wallace on “Fox News Sunday.” “It’s…
by JP Carroll Mexicans flooded the streets Saturday to protest President Enrique Pena Nieto’s attempt to legalize same-sex marriage. Mexico City was filled with tens of thousands of protesters voicing their opposition to their leader’s announcement in May that he would try and pass a federal law allowing same-sex marriage. At the moment, same-sex marriage is a…
by Elias J. Atienza Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson has now thrown his full support behind pardoning Edward Snowden. In an interview with the Texas Tribune, Johnson said that he would pardon Snowden if elected President. “Based on what I know about Edward Snowden, I would pardon Edward Snowden,” Johnson said to the Tribune. Johnson has previously indicated…
Lee Calls for Congress to Pass His Trade Bill by Elias J. Atienza On Thursday, Trade Representative Mike Froman said that Obama’s threat to place Great Britain at “the back of the queue” was happening. The U.S is not looking to renegotiate a trade deal with the country, the Trade Representative said. “The U.K. first and…
by Wayne Pac Throughout the past few years, the liberty movement has seen a large influx of previously left-leaning individuals. Individuals that had they not realized the current predicament of social and political discourse, would have stayed stuck in their ways. These individuals have become more aware of the underlying ignorance of the left due…