By Jonah Bennett Defense Secretary Ash Carter is considering recruitment changes to help attract and retain cyber personnel as the Pentagon prepares to boost its recruitment efforts. According to leaders, it’s difficult to bring in top cyber talent into the service because minor drug offenses, age restrictions and physical fitness issues continue to disqualify recruits….
By Rachel Stoltzfoos Published: March 30, 2015 Carafem is a new kind of abortion clinic offering women a “spa-like” experience. Beginning this week, clients will be welcomed with hot tea and comfy robes in the clinic, which features wood floors, plush upholstery and natural wood tones, so it resembles a high-end salon or spa. “It was…
Senator Ted Cruz took a clever swipe at President Obama when he was grilled in an interview with Dana Bash on CNN. The Texas senator is out front as the only declared presidential candidate in the race, and is already making waves. h/t: RealClearPolitics: DANA BASH, CNN: I want to read to you a description, a…
By Casey Harper A shooting outside the National Security Agency headquarters has officials on high alert. A vehicle rammed the gates of the National Security Agency’s headquarters at Fort Meade about 20 miles outside of Washington D.C., MyFoxDC reports. A guard reportedly fired on the SUV around 9:30 a.m. Monday morning. MSNBC reported that two men driving the…
By Jonah Bennett Colorado replied Friday to the lawsuit Nebraska and Oklahoma filed last year against the state’s legal marijuana. Oregon and Washington joined in, filing a joint brief in support of Colorado. “My office remains committed to defending Colorado’s law,” Colorado Attorney General Cynthia H. Coffman said in a press release. “At the same time,…
By Michael Bastasch Published: March 26, 2015 A top U.K. government scientist warned in 2004 that mankind’s only option to survive a world ravaged by global warming would be to head south to Antarctica. Sir David King, the government’s chief scientist at the time, warned that atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide were reaching levels not seen in…
Harry Reid’s 12 Greatest Hits By Rachel Stoltzfoos In honor of Democratic Minority Leader Harry Reid’s announced 2017 departure from the Senate, The Daily Caller News Foundation has assembled just a few of the craziest, most insane, looniest things the gentleman from Nevada has shared with us over his decades in office. 1. Oh, the Asian…
By Peter Fricke Uber supporters held rallies in Kansas City Thursday to protest a proposed ordinance requiring rideshare drivers to pay a fee for permission to ply their trade in the city. The Kansas City Star reported Thursday that, “A parade of UberX drivers and passengers implored a City Council committee Thursday to loosen proposed vehicle-for-hire rules and make it easier…
Good thing he didn’t fight back! He might have committed a hate crime by defending himself! This is why you always carry a gun, folks. From KCTV5: ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) – An investigation is underway after cell phone video showed a man being beaten while riding the MetroLink Monday night. According to the 43-year-old victim,…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos Democratic Minority Leader Harry Reid is retiring from the Senate. “We have to make sure that the Democrats take control of the Senate again,” he said in a YouTube video announcing he will not seek re-election. “And I feel it is inappropriate for me to soak up all those resources on me, when I…