Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson appears on the John Stossel show after his bid for President of the United States as a Libertarian. Johnson discusses the effect of his candidacy on ballot issues such as the legalization of marijuana and gay marriage in the 2012 election cycle.
by Blake Neff Anthony Weiner carried on a months-long online sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl, according to text messages and photos produced by The Daily Mail. “I would bust that tight pussy so hard and so often that you would leak and limp for a week,” Weiner allegedly messaged to the girl via the…
Protests continued in Paris this weekend for the fifth week in a row, even after President Emmanuel Macron caved to the demands of the “yellow vest” protesters. The turnout at this weekend’s protest numbered at only around 3,000, by police estimation. Last weekend was the pinnacle of the civil unrest. Over 8,000 protestors stormed upscale areas,…
Andrew Follett Displayed with permission from Daily Caller News Foundation Legislation pushed by a top GOP congressman to turn the U.S. air traffic control system over to a public-private partnership likely won’t benefit the lobbying group employing his girlfriend. Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Bill Shuster, Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, is stripping language from air…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kody Fairfield A truck rammed into a crowd of people Friday in the Swedish capital of Stockholm, killing at least three. The Swedish Prime Minister has come out and called the attack on of “terror.” The Suspect has reportedly been taken into custody. WATCH: https://youtu.be/y60wDzZt8yg Follow Kody on Twitter….
By Ryan Pickrell A confessed death squad hitman revealed he personally saw the president of the Philippines kill enemies. Edgar Matobato said Monday that he saw President Rodrigo Duterte commit at least eight murders, seven at the Ma-a quarry in Davao, during Duterte’s stint as mayor of Davao, reports the Inquirer. “There’s been a lot,” Matobato…
By Jonah Bennett The United States decided Monday it wants to provide arms to the Libyan government, just five years after overthrowing the regime and accidentally providing weapons to Islamic militants. Several other countries have joined the U.S. in asking the United Nations to grant an exemption to the five-year-old arms shipment ban currently imposed on…
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