Liveleak uploaded a video yesterday showing a group of black women violently attacking an Asian ice cream man. The video has gone viral, with police seeking the help of activists to locate the women in the video.
By Connor D. Wolf In the past year the movement to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour has seen success in a few major cities – and now several more are looking to be next. Seattle led the way in implementing a $15 minimum wage back in June 2014. San Francisco and Los…
Putting an end to months of speculation, former congressman Ron Paul proudly and enthusiastically endorsed his son Senator Rand Paul for President of the United States in 2016. Paul’s endorsement will do two things, it stops the rumors that the elder Paul didn’t agree with his son on enough issues for him to publicly endorse…
By Blake Neff An appeals court in Oregon issued a ruling Wednesday declaring that having sex with one’s co-workers cannot be considered a job-related duty. The case goes all the way back to 2006, when Eastern Oregon University (EOU) administrator Robert Davis had sex with co-worker Marla Johnson while the two were attending a conference in Atlanta. Johnson…
DC’s Police Chief Accidentally Details What’s Wrong With Gun Laws By Josh Fatzick The chief of police in Washington, D.C., described all the issues created by the implementation of restrictive gun laws at a press conference about crime in the city Thursday. The city is in the midst of a spike in murders that has…
By Guy Bentley Nicotine is no more dangerous to health than coffee, but 90 percent of the public still consider it harmful, according to a report from the U.K.’s Royal Society for Public Health. The study heaps praise on e-cigarettes with the chief executive of the RSPH, Shirley Cramer commenting “getting people on to nicotine rather than…
By Casey Harper The official Twitter account for the state of Israel decided it would be fun to tweet a video of girls dancing around in their swimsuits. The @Israel twitter account shared the video Friday morning. Classical music plays in the background as people splash around, tossing buckets of water on each other and squirting…
By Josh Fatzick It could be a lot easier for residents in our nation’s capital to get stoned and then go pick up a prostitute if this city councilman in Washington, D.C., gets his way. The city legalized possession of marijuana in February, and now Councilman David Grosso wants to decriminalize prostitution. Grosso lauded a decision by Amnesty…
By Casey Harper A pair of humble Maryland dairy farmers are taking on the IRS, and now some members of Congress have joined the fight. Members of the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee sent a letter Wednesday to Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew calling on the IRS to give back money the agency wrongly seized from two…
By Jonah Bennett A new study indicates that Marine Corps officers’ intelligence has consistently declined over a 35-year period, and researchers are placing the blame on the “democratization of college,” that is, an ever-expanding pool of college graduates. Brookings Institution researchers Matthew F. Cancian and Michael W. Klein looked at General Classification Test (GCT) scores from 1980…