by Jacob Bojesson An Iraqi grandmother leads a militia of 70 men fighting Islamic State in the Salahuddin province to avenge the killings of her family members. Wahida Mohamed Al-Jumaily, better known as Um Hanadi, started fighting al-Qaida in 2004 and later made ISIS the target of her war against jihadis. ISIS is responsible for the deaths of Um…
by Russ Read The Islamic State has allegedly published a children’s alphabet coloring book which features various weapons with corresponding letters in the Arabic alphabet. Titled “Alphabet Tutor 2″, the book features outlines of an AK-47 assault rifle, hand grenade and what appears to be a suicide vest. The infamous black flag of ISIS is…
Top 5 Questions Mainstream Media Could Ask Gary Johnson Next by Aya Katz The mainstream media have been giving Gary Johnson a hard time. First they asked him what he thought the United States should do about Aleppo, and he was caught off-guard, because it had never occurred to him that he was being asked…
by Kevin Daley The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a federal law banning the registration of offensive or disparaging trademarks violates the First Amendment. The case has major implications for the Washington Redskins, whose trademark was stripped by the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) and a federal judge last year. The judge concluded that…
by Amber Randall A police officer never has good justification to kill someone, according to Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson. Mckesson compared an officer killing someone to the idea of a person killing their child at an event co-sponsored by the San Diego State School of Journalism and Media Studies, reports The Daily Aztec….
by Amber Randall A Tennessee university suspended a white student after he dressed up in a gorilla mask and carried bananas during a Black Lives Matter protest. Not only is freshman Tristan Rettke under suspension, but he also faces civil rights intimidation charges, reports USA Today. Rettke attended a student protest at East Tennessee State University…
by Josh Guckert Gary Johnson is being criticized for having another “Aleppo moment” Wednesday after he was unable to name a foreign leader he admired. Some even criticized running mate William Weld for naming Angela Merkel. However, what the other presidential candidates have said on this issue is much more troubling. Hillary Clinton was at least…
by Saagar Enjeti The Navy is investigating a sailor who refused to salute during the national anthem, in a likely Kaepernick inspired protest. A Navy spokesman told Navy Times punishment for the female sailor remains up to her commander. The incident is the second time a sailor faces scrutiny for not saluting the flag in protest. In early…
by Blake Neff Thursday marks the ten-year anniversary of the day Hillary Clinton voted in favor of building a 700-mile fence along the Mexican border, intended to stop illegal immigration. The Secure Fence Act of 2006’s stated purpose was to check the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs, and other illegal goods into the U.S. by erecting…
by Josh Guckert Last night, CNN hosted a presidential town hall with President Obama. At one point, he was asked by a Gold Star mother why he does not use the term “radical Islamic terrorist.” His response was poignant and thoughtful: And what I learned from listening to some of these Muslim families both in…