By Guy Bentley If you’re looking for beer recommendations, almost half the nation’s states will send you the way Samuel Adams. That’s according to data from polling company YouGov, which used data from all 50 states to figure out what beer you might be recommended depending on where you live. Samuel Adams, Budweiser, Bud Light, and…
Video captured by two students from their dorm room at NYU captures the attack on the Twin Towers and the panicked that ensued. Warning this video may be disturbing to some viewers
By Blake Neff Mitt Romney has ruled out a third-party presidential bid and has stopped recruiting others to attempt their own, close advisers said Wednesday. The news suggests Romney has thrown in the towel on the #NeverTrump movement and resigned himself to the Republican Party’s nomination of Donald Trump, as much as he detests it. That…
The Libertarian Perspective By Lee Enochs Junior Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky will crush Jim Gray, his Democratic challenger and current Lexington mayor in the general election this Fall. This is my assessment after observing the current political climate in Kentucky that overwhelming voted for Donald Trump in the Presidential primary earlier this Spring and…
By Blake Neff LinkedIn has become the latest company to be rocked by a massive security breach, as a hacker has put an astonishing 117 million user emails and passwords up for sale. The hack in question, which was first reported by Motherboard, traces back to 2012, when 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords were stolen and…
Andrew Follett The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) awarded grants of half-a-million dollars each Wednesday to eight “high-risk, high-reward” space technologies, including an interstellar spacecraft laser drive and research to put humans into a hibernation-like stasis for lengthy missions. Projects that received grants also include a habitat configured to allow astronauts to sleep deeply during…
By Ethan Barton A child-molesting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official who was paid $55,000 to retire is only one of many bad agency employees who skirted termination, according to a congressional committee. The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform held its third hearing Wednesday focused on EPA employees who successfully avoided serious punishment or resigned or retired…
Guy Bentley In a Twitter exchange with Jeff Stier, a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, the FDA refused to accept that e-cigarettes are less harmful than combustible cigarettes. Dear @FDATobacco,are #Ecigs less harmful than smoking cigarettes to the individual user? A simple “yes” or “no” will do. — Jeff Stier (@JeffaStier)…
Given the choice to vote for Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, one woman heroically chose death. by Joey Clark It should be common knowledge to any thinking and respectable person that there are far worse things than one’s own death—the passing of a loved one, being tortured endlessly, or receiving…
Originally ran at The Liberty Conservative After being blasted on Breitbart as a “Republican spoiler” and “renegade Jew” for refusing to support GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump, founder and editor of the Weekly Standard, Bill Kristol, is firing back. Taking in stride the comments from the Trump-adoring media outlet, Kristol recently purchased the web domain www.RenegadeParty.com and…