by Andrew Follett A real scientist had something to say Sunday to a social justice student at the University of Cape Town (UCT) in South Africa after she claimed in a viral video that all science must be torn down and abolished because it is racist. The video featured the UCT students in a panel claiming that…
by Amber Randall A man has been charged with battery after using a bag of frozen chicken to attack a woman and a Chicago bus driver. Caleb Russell flew into a violent rage after a woman rejected his efforts to flirt with her, reports DNA Info. According to authorities, he attacked the woman before moving on to…
by Kevin Daley A Democratic political group has filed a complaint with the FBI against Trump surrogate Roger Stone, alleging he is connected to the hack of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s email. The group alleges that Stone, of sartorial splendor and ill repute, had advanced knowledge of the hack, which was likely perpetrated by…
by Andrew Follett An Apollo 14 astronaut asked Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager John Podesta to meet with him to discuss UFOs, aliens and other conspiracy theories, according to hacked emails released by WikiLeaks. The email was sent by Apollo 14 astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell’s representative Terri Mansfield, in an attempt to arrange a…
by Jim Duncan Early Monday morning, Politico reported that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s internet connection had been “cut” by a “state party.” This announcement was delivered via Twitter from other portions of the Wikileaks organization, which reassured its followers it had “activated the appropriate contingency plans.” This is assumed to mean that they believe they…
by Amber Randall Six male sex offenders plan to get gender reassignment surgeries, which could cost English taxpayers almost $100,000. The sex offenders currently reside in a male prison where 71 percent of the inmates have committed sex crimes against children, reports the Daily Star. The inmates can wear female clothing and can spend $30…
by Blake Neff Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton traveled with “hand-picked” media and endangered Department of State staff to get photo ops for her 2016 campaign, newly-released FBI documents claim. The FBI released several interview summaries Monday, which were taken from its lengthy investigation into Clinton’s private email server. One of the interviews is with a Department of Homeland…
by Steve Birr Lawmakers in Washington, D.C., will hear testimony on powdered alcohol that can be added to drinks and will likely move to ban it in the city Monday. Palcohol is already banned in more than half of the states due to fears over the product’s potential dangers. Critics argue it could be easily…
by Kevin Daley Many of the academic luminaries who pushed originalism into the mainstream of American legal thought signed an open letter denouncing Republican nominee Donald Trump, and urging Americans to vote their conscience. Trump has used the prospect of Supreme Court vacancies to rally recalcitrant conservatives around his campaign, promising to appoint originalists to the…
by Michael Bastasch There’s little to no evidence man-made global warming is hurting U.S. crop yields in corn belt states, according to a climate scientist who’s spent years consulting on the issue. In fact, it’s unclear the U.S. corn belt has gone through any statistically significant warming since 1960 despite climate model predictions the region…