by Juliegrace Brufke The lower chamber is scheduled for a Tuesday vote to override President Barack Obama’s veto of the Restoring Americans’ Healthcare Freedom Reconciliation Act – a bill designed to dismantle key components on Obamacare and defund Planned Parenthood for a year. Congress passed the measure in early January using reconciliation, a budgetary tool used to fast-track legislation,…
by Casey Harper A North Carolina teenager charged with trying to help the Islamic State has now been indicted in the murder of his elderly neighbor. Justin Nojan Sullivan, 19, was arrested in June 2015 for allegedly plotting to get weapons and carry out assassinations and mass shootings on U.S. soil in the name of ISIS. Once authorities began…
by Jacob Bojesson The mayor of a small German community said elementary school-aged girls should take alternative routes to school and not provoke refugees with the way they dress. The town of Bad Schlema in central Germany has 5,500 residents. More than 100 people showed up to a city council meeting last week when the topic of…
Casey Harper A gay rights activist announced he has swapped sides on the same-sex wedding services debate, saying he supports same-sex marriage but doesn’t believe Christians should be forced to write messages they disagree with. Peter Tatchell’s article centers around Ashers Bakery, a United Kingdom bakery whose owner refused to make a cake with a pro-gay message. A…
By Lina Bryce Media analyst Mark Dice tells random people in California that Hillary Clinton had selected her “economic advisor” to be her running mate. While on camera, he tells them that her potential running mate is to be– the deceased– communist, Karl Marx. Without any hesitation, Hillary Clinton supporters are seen signing the fake petition, approving “her choice” of the father of…
By Michael Bastasch Republican Sen. Ted Cruz managed to snag Iowa’s heaviest corn-producing counties despite his opposition to federal mandates and subsidies for ethanol. Does this mean King Corn’s days are numbered in the Hawkeye State? Cruz snatched victory from challenger business mogul Donald Trump Monday night, but what’s most interesting is Iowa counties that…
For Students Feeling the Bern, FIRE is Defending Their Rights by Avens O’Brien Regardless of how our readers may feel about Bernie Sanders and his campaign, it’s known that he’s popular amongst millennials and college students – some of whom have been told by their universities that they can’t campaign for him, incorrectly citing a…
Video captures Bernie Sanders supporters flocking to caucuses: [facebook https://www.facebook.com/100006335838209/videos/1773627162858461/ width=100%] It looks like Hillary is up against a lamb-pede!
by Micah J. Fleck [dropcap size=small]C[/dropcap]apable of falling short of high expectations in a single bound, Rand Paul is facing a particularly outrageous standard that his rabid supporters (as usual) completely expect him to hit: winning Iowa’s Republican caucus. He’s facing some major odds, notwithstanding the facts that Republican caucuses have typically had significantly less…
By Lina Bryce Donald Trump appeared on This Week with host George Stephanopoulos Sunday to discuss his views on universal healthcare coverage, sounding far more like a Democrat than a Republican. Trump wants to be president of the United States so that he can “help people” by favoring government-funded coverage, and unlike Senator Ted Cruz, he says, “I…