by Blake Neff A student at the University of Tennessee flunked a quiz and was accused of sexual harassment after he guessed the wrong name for an instructor in his class. Strangely enough, the Obama administration likely bears some of the blame. The trouble for Keaton Wahlbon began last week when he took a quiz on…
by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump took to the campaign trail in Denver, Colorado on Tuesday. During his time in the Centennial State, Trump made time for a one-on-one interview with the local CBS affiliate, where he had a very peculiar answer to a simple question. The reporter from CBS4 Denver posed what seemed like a very…
by Brian Nichols Trump vs. Clinton, Clinton vs. Trump. Yup, we’re all sick of it. For the past nineteen months, when Senator Ted Cruz became the first official candidate to announce his candidacy for President of the United States, Americans have been bombarded with politics, and many have tuned out. Sure, the frenzy that surrounded…
by Josh Guckert In a recently rediscovered video clip, then-Senator Hillary Clinton describes the perils of “violent and pornographic” video games and their effects on children. In front of a podium reading “Helping Parents Protect Kids,” she details games like Grand Theft Auto, which portray copious amounts of sex and violence. Clinton states that these…
by Josh Guckert A theater group at the University of Bristol was recently forced to cancel its production of Aida amidst complaints that it used mostly white actors to portray characters who are African and Egyptian. This led to accusations of cultural appropriation and “white-washing” by some. One student complained, “It’s quite simple, really: if you are…
by Michael Bastasch Former Vice President Al Gore is hitting the campaign trail, and will try and use his favorite issue to convince young people to support Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. Gore, 68, has been on the sidelines most of this election cycle, despite serving as former President Bill Clinton’s two-time running mate. Gore didn’t endorse…
by Josh Guckert The new National Museum of African American History and Culture recently opened, and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is barely present. However, Anita Hill, who accused Thomas of sexual harassment, is prominently featured. As reported by The Daily Caller: The new Smithsonian, which opened in September, gives Hill pride of place in…
by Josh Guckert If William Weld does not win the vice presidency in November, he may still have a remaining future in politics. A new poll shows the former Massachusetts governor and Libertarian only three points behind incumbent U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in a hypothetical 2018 matchup. The poll, conducted by WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio, and UMass Amherst, has…
by Eric Lieberman An educator was fired Monday after school officials discovered racist Facebook posts comparing First Lady Michelle Obama to a gorilla. “Effective Monday, Oct. 3, Jane Wood Allen has been relieved from duty and is no longer an employee of Forsyth County Schools. Racism and discrimination are not tolerated in our school district,”…
by Josh Guckert In a speech Monday in Herndon, Virginia, Donald Trump discussed the epidemic of military veteran suicides. His audience was “Retired American Warriors,” a military PAC. When asked about the issue, Trump stated: When people come back from war and combat and they see maybe what the people in this room have seen…