From our friends at Hypeline.org Valerie Aldana The Republican candidates were reunited in Milwaukee Theater on November 10th, 2015. The debate, held by Fox Business Network and the Wall Street Journal, once again enlightened the public to the power and potential of the GOP! From “HUUUUUGE” arguments to stellar responses; here are some epic quotes from the night’s…
From our friends at Hypeline.org Stephen Rowe Rand Paul had a great night during this week’s debate. He successfully challenged Republican rivals, Trump and Rubio. He also got more speaking time. But perhaps most importantly, he exposed the income inequality myth for the world to see. Moderator Gerard Baker, editor in chief of the…
From our friends at Hypeline.org Stephen Rowe Hillary Clinton is infamous for changing her political positions to get elected. She will do or say just about anything to achieve her political aspirations. Over the years, it has been almost impossible to keep up with all the changes. There was same-sex marriage, trade, the Iraq war,…
Jonah Bennett The Department of Defense said Thursday it might have taken down “Jihadi John” with a drone strike in Syria. The airstrike took place Thursday in Raqqa, Syria, where Jihadi John, also known as Mohammed Enwazi, was believed to be located. He was reportedly riding in a vehicle at the time. Enwazi has gained…
Juliegrace Brufke Over half of Americans are against sending ground troops to Syria or Iraq to fight ISIS militants, a Gallup poll released Thursday found. Fifty-three percent of those surveyed said they oppose the idea, down one percent from a poll taken in September, 2014. Forty-three percent said they were in favor of putting boots…
Steve Ambrose The latest failure in cyber-awareness just left millions of people exposed and a company that provides prison telecommunications services company on the defensive. Concerns about civil liberty violations are spreading after an unidentified hacker recently breached Securus Technologies and released the audio of an estimated 70 million phone conversations of U.S. prisoners —including communications between…
Richard Pollock Vermont’s top financial regulator has no regrets about being the nation’s only state insurance commissioner to refuse to license an Obamacare co-operative. Susan L. Donegan was commissioner for Vermont’s Division of Insurance in 2013 when she refused to issue a license to the proposed Vermont Health CO-OP, saying it failed to meet state standards….
Jonah Bennett Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald has a policy of handing out his cell phone number if veterans need to get a hold of him. Here’s what happened when Fox and Friends decided to test that claim. When hosts on the Fox News show called McDonald’s number live on the air Thursday, they found…
Blake Neff The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne agreed to pay a professor $875,000 in a settlement Thursday to compensate him for revoking a job offer when his violently anti-Israel tweets were publicized. Last year, Steven Salaita was offered a job by UIUC to be a professor in Native American studies. Salaita accepted the position and resigned his…
Steve Ambrose Yahoo chief executive officer Marissa Mayer allegedly spent $70,000 last Halloween season getting all of her executive staff to dress up as characters from The Wizard of Oz because it was the theme for their upcoming employee holiday party. Incurred costs amount to the costumes, a reservation at the Cavallo Point Lodge and an “elaborate photo shoot,” complete…