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Steve Ambrose Yahoo chief executive officer Marissa Mayer allegedly spent $70,000 last Halloween season getting all of her executive staff to dress up as characters from The Wizard of Oz because it was the theme for their upcoming employee holiday party. Incurred costs amount to the costumes, a reservation at the Cavallo Point Lodge and an “elaborate photo shoot,” complete…
Blake Neff Protesters at the University of Missouri won another victory Thursday, when the school’s Board of Curators announced the candidate they handpicked as the university’s new interim president. Mike Middleton graduated from MU for both undergrad and law school (becoming the law school’s first black graduate), and recently retired after 17 years as deputy chancellor of its…
But Apparently When People Don’t Want To Donate It’s Called Censorship by Avens O’Brien Have you heard about this movie “feminists don’t want you to see”? It’s called The Red Pill. If you’ve paid attention to Breitbart, you’ve probably seen the headlines and the content: a feminist set out to make a documentary about Men’s…
Andrew Follett The Senate passed a bill Tuesday legalizing asteroid mining and banning the enslavement of aliens, showing us all that we live in the future. The Senate passed the bill Tuesday with unanimous approval and relatively few amendments. The Senate’s amendments notably mean that a company cannot own extraterrestrial aliens. A previous version of the bill passed the House in May by…
Steve Ambrose A prominent digital privacy group has alleged that the FBI was behind a breach that occurred last year on the their network, and that they might have paid a $1 million prize to Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) for showing them how to do it. The Tor Project — who administrates over Tor, an…
Blake Neff A writer for Ms., one of America’s premier feminist publications, has published an article complaining about America’s concern for ISIS’s anti-woman atrocities while ignoring a “similar” situation that allegedly exists on America’s college campuses. Attorney Amy Lauricella points out that the media has given heavy coverage to ISIS atrocities, including the group’s treatment of…
Michael Bastasch The U.S. is increasingly importing crude oil from Canada, supplanting supplies we get from unstable countries and undermining reasons President Barack Obama used to justify killing the Keystone XL pipeline. Energy Information Administration (EIA) data shows Canadian oil imports are increasingly replacing imports from the Middle East and other parts of the world where…
Brenda Smith Lezama isn’t a Fan of Freedom of Speech [dropcap size=small]A[/dropcap]ll over America, colleges are converting from areas of academic discussion and learning to safe spaces of coddling for the easily offended. No longer do differing opinions collide in debate for new ideas to arise from the ashes of an intellectual battle ground. Such…
Hillary Clinton may have thought after her hearing in front of the Benghazi select committee that she was in the clear regarding the scandal over her private email server. But not so fast Hillary. The FBI is expanding its investigation into Clinton’s private server, looking into potentially false statements given to the federal government by Clinton…
Jonah Bennett A new study examining drug use in high school finds that students with poor grades are far more likely to use cocaine, heroin and other drugs than students with high grades. Using data provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), ProjectKnow.com analyzed the Youth Risk Behavior Survey and came up…