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by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump who regularly attacks his opponent, Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, her husband former President Bill Clinton, and current President Barack Obama, may have a bit of explaining to do to his base. In an interview from 2008 with NY-1, Trump is heard singing the praises of both Clintons. “I think Bill Clinton was a…
By Darnyell Wint A flash mob type attack took place at Temple University, which “left at least six students beaten and bloodied over the weekend, along with a cop and a police horse.” says the New York Post. More than 150 teens organized via Instagram to attack students in groups last Friday after a Temple…
by Kody Fairfield The Green Party has long been a stronghold for environmentalism, as well as one of the biggest critics of big banking, the military industrial complex, and the pharmaceutical industry, and in 2016 that appears to be no different. Their presidential candidate, Jill Stein, has railed against each of the above industries at nearly…
More and more women are choosing to study marketing, and then either going into careers at marketing firms, or starting their own companies. This has been a growing trend over the last 10 years, but what’s making all these women desire a career in marketing? Why do they think this would be a good path…
by Brian Nichols Donald J. Trump: Businessman, reality television star, and Republican Presidential Candidate. During the 2015 Republican Primaries and into the 2016 general election, he has seemingly defied the odds to rise from the man who was famous for proclaiming “You’re FIRED!” to the next potential leader of the Free World. But don’t be fooled,…
by Luke Rosiak Hacked, high-level political emails are an unlikely place for the band Blink-182 to make an appearance, but the topic of discussion between Tom DeLonge and John Podesta is even stranger. Emails about aliens from the former Blink-182 frontman to Hillary Clinton’s national campaign chairman give some insight into the band’s breakup. DeLonge…
by Josh Guckert On early Wednesday morning, Donald Trump‘s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was vandalized with a sledgehammer. The person claiming responsibility is James Otis, who dressed as a city construction worker while wielding the sledgehammer and a pick-ax. Otis stated that he was attempting to extract the star so that it could…
by Kitty Testa According to the Innocence Project, “Astonishingly, more than 1 out of 4 people wrongfully convicted but later exonerated by DNA evidence made a false confession or incriminating statement.” Most of us believe that we would never confess to a crime we did not commit, but many people are unable to stand up…
Top 5 Ways Affirmative Action Hurts Minorities by Aya Katz Proponents of Affirmative Action dismiss criticism of their policies as motivated by majority populations wanting to hold onto an advantage in education and the job market and prosperity and good health. The expressed purpose of Affirmative Action is to give minorities a chance to enter into competitive positions…
By Kody Fairfield According to a report out of the The Business Standard News (BizStandard), quoting from an his interview with The Conservative Chronicle, former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan, is feeling nostalgic about the 1950’s America where, as he puts it, different races “knew their place.” “Back in the ‘50s everyone knew their place, whites over here, blacks over…