A screaming, crying, whining man made a circus out of himself after he was lightly tapped by motorist with a dashcam. The video, which appears to be from Azerbaijan is an excellent demonstration of what can happen if you aren’t careful. Insurance scammers are so common in countries like this that it’s become standard for…
By Jonah Bennett Last year, Lance Cpl. Monifa Sterling was court-martialed for refusing to take down a paraphrased Bible verse on her computer. With the help of a non-profit legal organization, she’s planning to fight that ruling with an appeal. While serving in the Marine Corps, Sterling displayed a paraphrased Bible verse on her computer work station…
By Casey Harper Nebraska’s state legislature finally abolished the death penalty Wednesday, overriding Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts’ veto. “It really is history in the making because we haven’t had a red state pass a repeal bill since North Dakota in the 70s,” Heather Beaudoin, National Coordinator for Conservatives Concerned About The Death Penalty, told The Daily…
FT. LAUDERDALE, FL – Party hard, dudes! But just don’t party stupid! A viral video from Memorial Day weekend shows a fight scene breaking out on the beach. A bunch of bros battle it out for about minute before the cops arrive to arrest them. But these dudes are too drunk to realize when they’ve…
By Blake Neff Texas lawmakers late Tuesday night took a big step towards legalizing the concealed carry of firearms at all of the state’s colleges, including private ones. The state’s House of Representatives gave preliminary approval to the “campus carry” bill just minutes before a midnight deadline arrived, which would have killed the bill for…
By Michael Bastasch It ain’t easy being green. Rooftop solar panels on an Apple-owned facility in Mesa, Arizona caught fire Tuesday morning, lighting up the roof of one of the company’s potential data processing centers. “The fire appeared to be on solar panels on the roof of the building over a loading dock,” Arizona’s ABC…
By Peter Fricke Published: May 27, 2015 Regulators have spent decades trying to protect consumers from exploitation by predatory sellers, but the Internet may have already solved the problem. According to a paper released Tuesday by Mercatus Center fellows Adam Thierer, Christopher Koopman, Anne Hobson, and Chris Kuper, the rise of the Internet-based “sharing economy,” exemplified by services such as ridesharing and consumer review websites, has…
By Josh Fatzick A police officer in Prince George’s County, Md. was charged with murder Tuesday after detectives said his mother may have used his department issued pistol to shoot his former girlfriend. Officer Richard Conway’s mother was previously charged in the May 20 shooting of his children’s mother and her new husband, who died…
Move over Grumpy Cat. You’ve got some competition for the meanest looking cat on the Internet. A Russian uploader sent in a video of their cat which bears a striking resemblance to the socialist dictator of Germany. Despite this feline’s obvious ties to national socialism, we at TLR have always believed that: Cats Are Libertarians,…
By Michael Bastasch Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders got his supporters fired up in a speech Tuesday, talking about all the problems in America and his socialist solutions. The crowd also went wild as Sanders talked about how global warming is “causing devastating problems in our country.” RELATED: Why Bernie Sanders Is Wrong About…