by Micah J. Fleck A new report suggests that a Republican Senate-backed bill providing funding to victims of the Zika virus might open a door for Planned Parenthood to also receive some of that government-provided funding, which some conservative writers are arguing could lead PP to effectively circumvent the Hyde Amendment and use these funds…
by Micah J. Fleck Bill O’Reilly was recently on Jimmy Kimmel, and made some interesting predictions about what could end one of the candidates’ campaigns come as early as debate night. According to ETF News: O’Reilly stated that he believed the debate could prove as the end point for the campaign of either of the…
by Wayne Pac By now everybody is familiar with the argument against recent shootings of unarmed civilians. The commonplace argument “just follow orders and you won’t get shot.” In essence, if you don’t run away from the police officer, and you do everything he asks you to do, the likelihood of something bad happening is…
by Micah J. Fleck South Korea’s defense minister has revealed that, in the event of a nuclear attack, the country has “a plan” that will bring about the elimination of North Korea’s leaders, including the leader, Kim Jong Un. The minister of defense for South Korea, Han Min-loo, told a national assembly for the country…
by Micah J. Fleck It would seem that gun-free zones once again fail to actually be free of guns, as a Macy’s department store inside a larger shopping mall was victim to a lone gunman attack that killed five people. No motive has been determined yet, and the gunman as of this writing is still…
by Blake Neff A new video shows students at the University of Kansas disrupting a meeting of conservative students to complain about having their feelings hurt. The incident was sparked over a feud on Facebook. Student Micha Fox posted a comment online claiming she was harassed due to being transgender, and she began planning a Sept….
by Russ Read Nearly everything can be instantly recorded, and instances when police use deadly force face significant scrutiny — especially when multiple angles of the same event exist. But video evidence may not always be what it seems. While conventional wisdom may say that more evidence will help lead to the truth, it can…
Rather Than Blaming Herself, Hillary Clinton Blames Voters For Not Voting For Her By Brett Chandrasekhar The Clinton campaign recently shifted strategy to going after third party voters, and they’re pulling out all the stops. For one, the campaign has been in talks with Al Gore, the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in the year 2000. Many contribute his loss…
by Eli Bowman The BBC reported on how Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe mentioned how behind he thinks Hollywood is on race relations. This is a departure from what we typically hear coming out of Hollywood, who usually takes pride in their inclusive nature. Of course, it isn’t the first time the Glitteratti from Tinsel Town…
by Kody Fairfield Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee Tim Kaine recently appeared in an interview with Katie Couric and Yahoo! News to discuss the upcoming debates, and current status of the presidential election. During the interview, Couric brought up the topic of third parties, and the fact that in many polls, Kaine and his running mate Hillary Clinton were barely ahead of the Libertarian…