Henry Rodgers Former First Lady Barbara Bush died at her home in Houston, Texas, at the age of 92 Tuesday night. “A former first lady of the United States of America and relentless proponent of family literacy, Barbara Pierce Bush passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at the age of 92,” a statement from the…
Michael Bastasch Eight Florida youths filed suit against Republican Gov. Rick Scott’s administration on Monday for violating their right to a “stable climate” by not imposing regulations aimed at fighting global warming. Scott’s “deliberate indifference to their fundamental rights to a stable climate system in violation of Florida common law and the Florida Constitution,” reads…
Kevin Daley Justice Sonia Sotomayor fell and broke her shoulder Monday in her Washington, D.C., home. The justice appeared in court following the incident, so the injury does not appear serious. The Supreme Court’s public information office said Sotomayor, 63, will wear a sling for several weeks. She will also participate in several sessions with…
Increasingly, you will find articles critical of the power of Google, Facebook, and Twitter. Some of these articles argue that between Google and Facebook, the two giants control 85% of all ad revenue. And, of course, anyone who uses the internet knows that Google is the primary portal through which one seeks and finds information while…
Nick Givas Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said he was “insulted” by James Comey’s television interview and told him to “zip” his mouth. Scaramucci said he was offended as an Italian-American at Comey’s use of the term “mob boss” to describe President Donald Trump and painted Comey as an arrogant bureaucrat who…
Gabrielle Okun Four Atlanta women brawled in a Chick-fil-A drive-thru, resulting in one pulling out a gun, The New York Post reported Thursday. A dramatic altercation happened in a Chick-fil-A drive-thru when four women in two separate cars got into an intense squabble, resulting in Vonshay Redding, 24, whipping out a gun and aiming for another…
Rob Shimshock An education scholar believes school choice for the children of military members “is a national security concern,” he said Wednesday. School choice is imperative to retaining military members, Pacific Research Institute Senior Director of Education Studies Lance Izumi explained while speaking with The Daily Caller News Foundation. The scholar was reacting to…
Amber Randall A lawyer known for his gay rights advocacy committed a “protest suicide” Saturday by lighting himself on fire over global warming. Sixty-year-old David Buckel poured fossil fuel over himself and then lit a match to draw attention to the way pollution affects the earth, The New York Daily News reported. “I am David Buckel,…
Ryan Pickrell The early morning coalition strikes on Syria’s chemical weapons infrastructure Saturday destroyed three critical targets, crippling the Syrian regime’s ability to create chemical weapons. “We sent a very clear message last night,” Pentagon spokesman Dana White explained Saturday, further commenting, “We hope he [Syrian President Bashar al-Assad] heard it.” Around 4 a.m. in…
Ryan Pickrell The U.S., U.K., and France sent Syria a “very strong message” Saturday morning, hitting targets with more than twice the firepower used against the Assad regime in 2017, Secretary of Defense James Mattis said Friday evening. More than 100 missiles fired from air and sea rained down on targets associated with Syria’s chemical…