By Rachel Stoltzfoos The Indiana pizzeria owners under fire for their stated refusal to cater a gay wedding responded gratefully Thursday to a massive outpouring of financial and moral support, including more than $250,000 in donations. “Once the other folks started supporting, and we were getting support from the other side, it really bolstered us…
Julie Borowski has gone rogue! She’s left her position at FreedomWorks to strike out on her own with a new project that’s sure to be weird, whacky, and wonderful. This episode of the Freedom Report podcast features Julie talking about what her future plans are in advancing her ideas and the philosophy of liberty. Now…
By Michael Bastasch Published: April 3, 2015 Former NASA climate scientist James Hansen bets 2015 will be the hottest year on record because of a developing El Niño. “A substantial developing El Niño will add to the global warming trend, and should make 2015 easily the warmest year in the instrumental record,” Hansen wrote in…
Bill Levin despised Indiana’s Religious Freedom Law, because he saw it as opening the doorway for discrimination. But now that it’s passed, he discovered a loophole that allowed him to create his very own religious sect – The First Church of Cannabis. The church was apparently reluctantly approved by the secretary of state in Indiana….
Comedian Steven Crowder produced a video of himself going to Muslim bakeries to try and get a gay wedding cake. Crowder wanted to defy the narrative that only evil Christians are the ones who want to have the right to discriminate. Many of the bakeries decided to serve Crowder, who posed as a homosexual, but some…
PITTSBURGH, PA – A man who was set on fire by the mother of his four children was told by a judge in Allegheny County that he was probably to blame for her “whacky behavior,” and that he would impose a lesser sentence if the victim married his attacker. Quenesia Catasphany poured lighter fluid all over…
By Michael Bastasch U.S. and Iranian diplomats have agreed to end sanctions on the world’s largest Shi’ite Muslim country, causing oil prices to tumble as markets feared more crude will be added to global supplies. Bad news for Saudi Arabia, but good new for Iran which will soon be able to sell oil to eager…
By Michael Bastasch There are government scientists and researchers who are skeptical of man-made global warming — they just won’t speak up about it, according to two seasoned climate scientists. “There are skeptics in NASA and NOAA, a good number. But they are quiet. They know in this administration, they don’t speak out,” John Christy,…
By Casey Harper Washington, D.C. is dropping its appeal to a federal court ruling that overturned a ban on publicly carrying handguns in the city, Attorney General Karl Racine said in a statement Wednesday. Racine said his office will instead focus on defending the district’s current handgun laws, which were passed by the DC Council last…
By Michael Bastasch A new study out of Germany casts further doubt on the so-called global warming “consensus” by suggesting the atmosphere may be less sensitive to increases in carbon dioxide emissions than most scientists think. A study by scientists at Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Meteorology found that man-made aerosols had a much smaller cooling effect on the…