By Chris White A lumber mill in Oregon is on the look out after learning environmentalists and conservationists may have jammed metal spikes in its logs in an effort to slow down or stop logging in the state. A green group calling itself SAP claimed on environmental website “Earth First! Newswire” that it used the…
Where is Noor Zahi Salman, wife of Orlando terrorist, Omar Mateen? And why isn’t the media still covering this? After the devastating Orlando terrorist attack on June 12th, which took the lives of 49 innocent Americans and injured many more, it was revealed that Noor Zahi Salman possibly played a role in the attack. According the The…
By Blake Neff Anti-discrimination “ban the box” laws, which prohibit employers from asking about criminal history on job applications, may serve to increase racial discrimination by employers, a new study indicates. The push to “ban the box” has been popular with the NAACP and the Obama administration, which argue it makes it easier for convicts to reintegrate…
By Guy Bentley The percentage of people saying they are “extremely proud” to be American is at a 16-year low, with millennials and liberals accounting for the least patriotic groups. A Gallup survey released Friday showed levels of patriotism are at their lowest levels since 2000. Just 36 percent of liberals said they are extremely…
Are specialized, focused, and targeted niche markets now illegal? By: Darrell England Targeted and specialized markets not only make sense, they are profitable for business owners and beneficial to the consumers. It allows consumers to get exactly what they want and to know exactly where to get what they’re looking for. A gay individual male looking to meet a companion on…
by Aya Katz Some critics of Disney’s new animated feature, Moana, say the movie is getting laughs at the expense of the overweight. The movie is set to be released on November 23, and it features a Polynesian princess and her hunky sidekick, the demi-god Maui. The problem, for some critics, is the body type of the…
Kevin Daley ChristianMingle.com, an online platform for single Christians seeking relationships, must accommodate gay users, a California judge ruled. Two gay men in California brought a lawsuit against ChristianMingle’s parent company Spark Network, which also administers CatholicMingle.com, AdventistSinglesConnection.com, BlackSingles.com, and a mobile application CROSSPATHS. They alleged the site’s failure to accommodate gay users violated the Unruh…
Blake Neff A bias response team at Skidmore College in New York classified Donald Trump’s campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” as a “racialized attack” that violated school policy, according to a summary of “bias incidents” produced by the school. The report by Skidmore’s Bias Response Group (BRG), which was first reported by Campus Reform, covers 16…
By: Bric Butler The politically correct have struck again, and this time at a level of such hypersensitivity that the “oppressed victim” in need of help was an inanimate object. Just when we thought the political controversy surrounding baked goods stopped at religious freedom and gay wedding cakes, we have been proved wrong. That’s because…
By Blake Neff The New York Times is being denounced as “hateful” and sexist after its Tuesday crossword had the temerity to include the word “harem” as an answer. A harem refers to a group of females who all share a single male as a sexual or romantic partner. Historically, a harem was the retinue of wives,…