By Rachel Stoltzfoos Published: March 11, 2015 The Associated Press is suing the State Department for failing to turn over emails and documents it requested from Hillary Clinton’s time as secretary of state. Multiple requests for the documents under the Freedom of Information Act have not been fulfilled, so the AP filed suit Wednesday, reported the…
By Michael Bastasch A new study out of Denmark found that fluctuations in the Earth’s orbit around the sun, called Milankovitch cycles, have been causing periods of dramatic, short-term global warming for at least 1.4 billion years. Fluctuations in Earth’s orbit are even behind the long-term warming of today’s climate, conclude researchers. While they acknowledged that…
by Arnt Rune Flekstad Bingo – a game that would normally make you think of old ladies with lilac hair, funny hats and way to much time on their hands. But what if we combine this with all the ignorant things you are told when debating with Neocons and Liberals? We created these as a Bingo/drinking game when watching political debates on TV. Although that might not be such a good idea – considering how easy it is to win in this game. Take these cards below, distribute them at your next liberty event, and let the chips fall where they may! If you were to set up a board yourself, based on your own experience. What would it look like?
By Peter Fricke Published: March 10, 2015 At Apple’s annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, CEO Tim Cook reiterated his belief that combating climate change is more important than making money. Cook’s statements came in response to a proposal put forward by the National Center for Public Policy Research that would have required the company to disclose…
By Josh Fatzick Published: March 11, 2015 The Justice Department now has the ability to track specific cellphones inside the United States, thanks to technology developed in conjunction with the CIA. The two agencies worked together to develop technology to scan data from thousands of cell phones in America through sensors attached to airborne vehicles,…
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com By Charles Barr Nevada Child Services denied the request of adaption to a couple and expressed, “a concern about the ability of a child to gain access to a loaded weapon.” The couple, Brian and Valerie Wilson, has been together for 24 years. Early on in their marriage, they…
By Blake Neff Published: March 10, 2015 Jeb Bush is less well-liked by the American people than his brother, former President George W. Bush, according to an NBC/Marist poll released Monday. According to the poll, only 23 percent of U.S. adults view Jeb Bush favorably, while 34 percent view him unfavorably. That’s a negative split…
By Jonah Bennett Approximately 750 pieces of U.S. armored equipment are en route to the Baltic member states of NATO Monday for the purpose of training exercises, the Pentagon told Agence France Presse. Experts widely interpret the deployment as a signal of collective strength to Putin, since Russian movements in Crimea and eastern Ukraine have caused…
By Arnt Rune Flekstad Pets have become universally a part of American households. There are over 74 million cats and 70 million dogs in American homes today. And quite often one gets the question: “are you a cat or dog person?”. Why is that? Is there such a big difference between the two? And if so…
A bus passenger in Ohio has been charged with assault after brutally attacking an Ohio State Highway Patrol officer. The driver of the bus called police to report an unruly passenger, but when the female officer arrived she found herself in the fight of her life. 26-year-old Antoinette Taylor was finally subdued after a vicious…