Paul Shows He’s In This Campaign For The Long Term by Josh Guckert On Monday, Rand Paul made a $250,000 down payment to the Republican Party of Kentucky in order to allow the state party to conduct a Presidential caucus in March, thus allowing Paul to dually defend his US Senate seat and pursue the Presidency….
by Alexandra Ivanov Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders (D) has said that socialist policies characteristic of countries like Sweden should be implemented in the U.S. As a Swede, I would strongly advise against this. RELATED: Here’s Why Bernie Sanders Is Wrong About Everything The worldwide socialist movement praises the Scandinavian countries for their high living standards…
by Sarah Gompper The case Charlie Craig and David Mullins v. Masterpiece Cakeshop was decided by the Colorado Court of Appeals on August 13th in favor of Craig and Mullins. As previously reported, the couple was denied service for their same-sex wedding in 2012 by Jack Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop. Colorado state law says…
By Madalyn Harper It’s an all too common scene: a crazy off-campus party, gratuitous amounts of alcohol, and hormones spilling all over the place. College life was relatively the same for John Doe, as it was for any young Washington and Lee University-goer. He went to a party, met a pretty girl, and engaged in…
Paul Campaign Is Far From Over by Josh Guckert Following the debate last week, many journalists derided Rand Paul as having a bad performance. On top of the already-negative press that Paul had been receiving for weeks in advance of that first debate, Paul has been consistently attacked by mainstream media outlets as having peaked far too…
By: Laura Meyers A new study has claimed that men who harass women online and in male-dominated fields are literal losers. Michael Kasumovic and Jeffrey Kuznekoff, researchers at the University of New South Wales and Miami University “hypothesized that female-initiated disruption of a male hierarchy incites hostile behavior from poor performing males who stand to lose…
By: Laura Meyers Ashton Kutcher called out New York City’s Mayor, Bill de Blasio, on Facebook for his restrictive Uber bill that would prevent 10,000 job opportunities for New Yorkers, result in longer wait times, higher prices and less reliable service for Uber riders. RELATED: Uber Steps Up To Fight de Blasio Over Future Of…
By: Laura Meyers A couple in Maryland Heights, Missouri complained to restaurant owners after receiving a receipt that had “Black Couple” written in the description at the top. The waitress has since been fired. The couple was also angry at the non-itemized $1.50 charge, which turned out to be for the double-shot of liquor they requested for…
By: Laura Meyers Two armed military veterans are guarding a military recruitment center in Monroe, North Carolina as a response to the recent shooting that killed five US servicemen at another recruitment center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Army Veteran John Autry and Air Force veteran Kevin Collins, both retired veterans, stood outside the recruitment center armed yesterday…
By: Laura Meyers At the White House Champions of Change Faith Leaders for Climate event, Reverend Al Sharpton told his audience that climate change is a “civil rights issue” because it “disproportionately” affects African-Americans. “It [climate change] is an issue of justice, and it is an issue of human rights. African-Americans are at a higher…