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LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Jacob Bojesson The Swedish Labor Court ruled against a pro-life midwife in a dispute over her refusal to carry out abortions. Several hospitals in the Jonkoping region turned down Ellinor Grimmark’s job applications because she refused to carry out abortions. Grimmark argued that her Christian faith made it impossible to…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Dries Van Thielen As more and more states in the US are introducing and raising the minimum wage, it looks as though Canada did not want to lag behind. As of 2019, Ontario will be introducing a mandatory minimum wage of $15 per hour, thus becoming the second Canadian…
The Founding Fathers would be appalled by the FBI’s statements following Independence Day By Tyler Arnold On July 4th, 1776, the American people stood up to the tyranny of the British Crown. They said all men are created equal and the king is not above the American people. On July 5th, 2016, 240 years and…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Aidan Mattis Professors at Santa Clara University have openly rejected the decision of the University Administration to override a previous decision by the Student Senate in a letter to The Santa Clara. Eighty-six professors signed the open letter, claiming that “We all agree that this was a decision that should have been…
Honestly who is surprised? A New Jersey computer tech named “Puking Monkey” hacked his E-Z Pass and found out that they’re being read all over New York City. Monkey boy rigged his unit to a miniature cow that would “moo” every time that it was read. And what did he find? That the E-Z Pass…
DOJ was trying to protect itself from lawsuits Follow TLR on Google+ The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) rejected a request by the Justice Department to retain phone records longer than five years, the current maximum under federal law. The administration requested the exception in order to defend itself from a variety of lawsuits, including…
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