An auction house canceled plans to sell a skull that was found near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The head of a former Confederate soldier was projected to bring in between $50,000 and $250,000. But is it wrong to sell body parts if you find them on your private property? Estate Auction Company cancelled the auction after pressure…
By Blake Neff University presidents overwhelmingly oppose letting students carry concealed guns on their campuses — and don’t really want people carrying them anywhere else, either. A study commissioned by Ball State University polled 401 university presidents in the U.S. and found that 95 percent of them do not want students with concealed handguns to be allowed…
Fox News Correspondent Jenna Lee is reporting that former POW Sgt. Bergdahl left behind a note renouncing his American citizenship. Great reporting from @JenGriffinFNC – new report: Berghdal left behind a note renouncing American citizenship…developing… — Jenna Lee (@Jennafnc) June 3, 2014 Freedom Report Podcast The curious case of Bowe Bergdahl
“It never troubles the wolf, how many the sheep may be.” -Virgil CHATHAM CO., GA – Police officers in Chatham County, Georgia have been cracking down on motorists harder than ever, recently issuing over 205 tickets in just 2.5 hours. Authorities are threatening even more restrictive enforcement as the summer heats up. GOHS Special Operations…
By Michael Bastasch Mankind has an effect on the number of wildfires, but not in the way many politicians or journalists would have you think, says a forestry professor. Professor David B. South of Auburn University says that atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations have nothing to do with the amount and size of wildfires. It’s largely…
KTRH in Houston, Texas is reporting on a video from Slovakia which shows a bully approaching a man on the street to pick a fight. The man he decided to pick on was probably the wrong guy to mess with, as the video shows. The perpetrator gets a pretty vicious mawashi-geri to the face here,…
Freed Prisoner of War Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl is slated to be promoted, fueling speculation about whether or not he will be court martialed after it was revealed by the New York Times that he left a note that allegedly confirms he deserted his platoon. Fellow platoon members have been speaking out against him, claiming that men…
By Blake Neff Legal experts and higher education activists are issuing warnings about a new bill under consideration in California that would dictate how state schools respond to allegations of sexual assault. The bill, passed through California’s Senate 27-9 last Thursday (it must still be approved by the state Assembly), would require any school receiving…
A dummy hanging from a bridge with the likeness of President Barack Obama brought traffic on I-70 in Missouri to a brief halt today. The highway department, Jackson County Sheriff’s Department and a bomb squad removed the effigy while they worked to determine whether there was any bomb threat. The dummy was removed using a…
American Enterprise Scholar Christina Hoff Summers debunks the myth that the phrase “rule of thumb,” popularized in the movie Boondock Saints, came from the idea that a man could beat his wife with a stick no larger than his thumb. Deleted Scene from the movie Boondock Saints