Henry Rodgers A teen accused of a fatal stabbing spree at a sleepover admitted to the attack and said it was due to his Muslim faith, Palm Beach Gardens Police Chief Clint Shannon announced Monday. The 17-year-old converted to Islam after watching radical Islamic propaganda, which encourages believers to kill those who doubt the religion,…
Amber Randall The Pennsylvania state legislature is considering a bill that would fine parents if their child bullies others. The bill, introduced by state Democratic Rep. Frank Burns, holds parents financially responsible for $500 should their kid bully a child after three warnings, reports Fox 43. Children would have three strikes before their parents would have…
Anders Hagstrom A California court awarded the body of cult leader Charles Manson to his grandson Monday, ending a months-long, five-way battle over the corpse. Manson died in a California hospital in November while serving a life sentence for orchestrating the murders of nine people – one of whom was eight months pregnant – in…
Rob Shimshock Baltimore renamed a Confederate park for Harriet Tubman after removing four Confederate statues from the park in August following the “Unite the Right” Charlottesville rally, according to a Monday report. The city rededicated the park to Tubman Saturday, the 105th anniversary of the abolitionist’s death, reported CNN. The park previously contained statues dedicated to…
Rob Shimshock Facebook suspended a user in March for critiquing Palestinians who force their kids to fire rockets at Israel. Blogger Jon Sutz of Save the West found himself the target of a one-week Facebook suspension for a post he made satirizing Palestinian martyrdom, according to information he sent to The Daily Caller News Foundation. Sutz’s post…
Eric Lieberman The creator of the World Wide Web, the primary information system on the internet, wrote Monday that tech giants may need to be reined in through regulations. “We’ve looked to the platforms themselves for answers. Companies are aware of the problems and are making efforts to fix them — with each change they…
Grace Carr Gerber Baby company chose a Down syndrome child for the new face of its 2018 campaign in early February, inspiring a number of states to create, push or pass legislation protecting unborn babies who will be born with Down syndrome. “Every year, we choose the baby who best exemplifies Gerber’s longstanding heritage of recognizing…
Amber Randall President Donald Trump insisted Americans would be bored if he acted presidential, Saturday night as he addressed a Pennsylvania crowd. Trump maintained that most people probably wouldn’t pay attention to his speeches if he acted presidential while speaking at a campaign rally for GOP congressional candidate Rick Saccone. “Remember I used to say, how easy it…
Grace Carr Vice President Mike Pence spoke at a Tennessee pro-life event Wednesday, charging pro-lifers in America are not only winning their fight for life, but they also have a chance to reverse the landmark Roe v. Wade case enabling women to abort. “Life is winning in America,” Pence said at the Susan B. Anthony…
Nick Givas After Conservative columnist Mona Charen was booed at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) for criticizing French politician Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” quickly gave her an open arms welcome Monday morning. Host Joe Scarborough referred to Charen’s mention of Roy Moore at CPAC and praised her for calling out the GOP. “If you go…