By Casey Harper A Georgia principal who gave Christian prayers at two graduation ceremonies could face fines now that an atheist group is targeting the school. The American Humanist Association says Primary School Principal Lisa Patterson gave two prayers which ended with “In Jesus’ name we pray” at graduation ceremonies at the end of the…
By Josh Fatzick Planned Parenthood is planning to move its headquarters in Washington, D.C., to a new location right next to an elementary school, and the response has been less than enthusiastic. The Planned Parenthood health center, which will provide abortions and other women’s health care, is set to open next spring, The Washington Post…
A video reporter was fired after she was captured on camera tripping up Syrian refugees. Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian TV camerawoman was fired from her job after footage emerged which showed her kicking migrants, including children, as they were running away from violence. The refugees are part of the tidal wave of migrants fleeing violence…
By Ivan Plis A Mexican broadcaster is promoting a soccer match between the U.S. and Mexico with clips of Donald Trump, including the line “we don’t have victories anymore.” Azteca 7, one of the country’s largest television networks, will show the two rivals’ next game Oct. 10 when they clash at California’s Rose Bowl. And it’s…
By Guy Bentley Florida taxi companies are suing the state to impose further regulations on ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft. The lawsuit follows a host of cases across the country of established taxi interests attempting to use the courts to halt the rise of Uber. Taxi firms in Tallahassee and Broward County are taking…
By Josh Fatzick Computers in at least one of the Pentagon’s food courts have been compromised by hackers and an unknown amount of employees’ personal information stolen. Over the course of the past week, the Pentagon’s security agency became aware of the hack but is unsure how many people may have been affected, the Washington…
By Blake Neff The American public continues to show a staggering level of ignorance about the basic principles of America’s Constitution and government, according to a new survey put out by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA). ACTA, which promotes high standards and a core curriculum for college students, commissioned a survey of…
By Jonah Bennett Police in Washington state are searching for two anarchists who attacked an Air Force officer with mace and a baseball bat after a protest got out of hand. During the protest Sept. 5, the officer was forced to stop his motorcycle by a group of anarchists, Air Force Times reports. Upon seeing…
By Guy Bentley The hack that revealed the details of millions of wannabe adulterers has now come to bite the mother of parliaments in the United Kingdom. Thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request, it has been revealed that right in the heart of British democracy dozens of attempts were made to try and…
By Blake Neff The city of Baltimore has agreed to pay the family of Freddie Gray a whopping $6.4 million to settle claims stemming from his death in police custody last April, even though the criminal cases related to his death are still unresolved. The settlement technically isn’t final yet, but is expected to be…