Neetu Chandak An underwhelming amount of Americans are happy about former President Barack Obama being back on the campaign trail, according to a survey released Wednesday. Rasmussen Reports conducted the poll between Sept. 9 and 10 and found 38 percent of likely voters would be inclined to vote for a candidate Obama endorsed, while 36 percent…
The next generation of Texans may not care to “remember the Alamo” after a recent decision by the Texas State Board of Education. The Battle of the Alamo, which occurred during the Texas Revolution of the 1830s, is one of the most famed military actions in Texas and American history. Just a few hundred Alamo…
The events of September 11, 2001 have been compared to the attack on Pearl Harbor sixty years earlier. Seventeen years after Pearl Harbor, the United States – and the world – had clearly changed. The US had defeated the Axis Powers and imposed a stable peace on the world. The American people had accepted the…
Nick Givas An Australian high school is experimenting with a new policy that bans phones from the classroom and restricts Wi-Fi access, to help limit distractions and cut down on cyberbullying. The principal of New Town High in Hobart, Australia, David Kilpatrick, claimed the policy is working and producing positive results since being implemented at…
The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis is quite possibly one of the scariest books I’ve ever read. Not that it’s at all “scary” in the typical sense of the word. In fact, although the collection of letters is written as though it were authored by a demon named Screwtape, it also happens to be sarcastic,…
Anders Hagstrom Democratic senators were tripping over themselves to make grandstanding political statements in front of the camera throughout Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing, but did it work? In The Daily Caller News Foundation fact check videos, Anders Hagstrom highlights claims from politicians and the media alike, setting the record straight on double…
In a recent conversation, a friend of mine shared how one of her children had been diagnosed with dyslexia. They were working to overcome the difficulty, but the obstacle was still troubling to her as a mother. “After all,” she mourned, “children learn so much more if they’re able to read. They miss so much…
Will Racke Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday denied being the author of an anonymous op-ed in the New York Times proclaiming the existence of a cabal of administration insiders who are secretly working to thwart President Donald Trump and his agenda. “I come from a place where if you’re not in a position…
Chris White Some industry experts believe Tesla should hire a female executive to direct CEO Elon Musk away from Twitter and toward reliably producing the kind of vehicles the Silicon Valley expects. A woman might be exactly what Tesla needs to steer Musk clear of his erratic Twitter behavior, according to Jeff Cohn, a managing partner…
Molly Prince A private Wisconsin college discouraged students from exhibiting a Sept. 11 memorial fearing that it could foster an anti-Muslim environment on campus. Ripon College condemned a flier by Young America’s Foundation (YAF) to honor the memory of those killed in the 2001 attacks and to help prevent the events from being forgotten, reported The…