“This is the most transparent administration in [US] history.” — President Obama, February 14, 2013 As a new presidency looms large above the American political sphere, with rumored announcements of prospective candidates and a more vocal exchange between partisan camps than ever, one has to wonder how much more the current administration can do to…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos Democratic Rep. Linda Sanchez offered a baffling defense of the death tax Wednesday during a hearing examining the sometimes unbearable burden it places on family farms and businesses. People receiving food stamps have to pass drug tests or meet work requirements to receive taxpayer dollars, Sanchez reasoned, so it’s only fair that…
NEW YORK, NY – A Bronx mother of two has been allegedly beaten, arrested, and separated from her children by the NYPD according to a new report from DNAinfo New York. Tyeesha Mobley, 29, claims in a lawsuit against the department that when she called the police to come talk some sense to her son,…
Earlier this school year, a sixth-grader in the gifted-and-talented program at Bedford Middle School in Bedford, Virginia was suspended for one year after an assistant principal found something that looked like a marijuana leaf in his backpack. It wasn’t a marijuana leaf. It was a normal leaf. The child of parents Bruce and Linda Bays –…
By Connor D. Wolf Published: March 14, 2015 Speaking at an education conference Saturday, Susan Curlee, a Tennessee school board official, detailed her struggle to unravel an alleged left-wing conspiracy to indoctrinate children. “They’re looking out for what is best for the teachers union, best for the Democratic Party and best for those that agree…
By Casey Harper A man’s home is his castle right? Maybe not anymore. Edwin Gray of Washington D.C. has been told by a Superior Court judge that he can no longer smoke in the privacy of his own home, WJLA reports. Gray lives in a row house where he is physically connected to the adjacent homes. Neighbors who moved…
By Josh Fatzick Published: March 11, 2015 The Justice Department now has the ability to track specific cellphones inside the United States, thanks to technology developed in conjunction with the CIA. The two agencies worked together to develop technology to scan data from thousands of cell phones in America through sensors attached to airborne vehicles,…
In what is being referred to as the beginnings of a “brilliant eugenics plan,” Dekalb police have assassinated on-site a 27-year-old, unarmed man for being naked and mentally disturbed. When this criteria has now become the new standard for fatally shooting a person, we must ask ourselves what the hell has happened to us? From The…
[dropcap size=small]A[/dropcap]s many of you know, the reach of the government’s tentacles are widespread. However, for the most part, your home is the last bastion against the ever growing encroachment of the Nanny State. For the people of Montgomery County, their home might soon not be their castle. Council President George L. Leventhal (D-At Large) is…
WSPA.com SANDY SPRINGS, GA – A Georgia sanitation worker received a 30 day jail sentence after he was found guilty of picking up trash too early in the morning. Kevin McGill violated a Sandy Springs city ordinance which limits the collection of garbage between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The rule was instituted when wealthy…