The first state dinner hosted by the Trumps was received with great pomp, circumstance, and, per usual, titter over the little details. Perhaps not surprisingly, it was First Lady Melania Trump’s fashion choices that generated a lot of attention. Her gown for the dinner. The black outfit she wore when she visited Mount Vernon. The…
Nick Givas Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano admitting to “jumping the gun” about whether or not former FBI Director James Comey broke the law when he leaked material to a Columbia University professor. “[Comey] has a very narrow definition of leak, but not all leaks are criminal,” Napolitano said. “That’s what [Comey] was talking…
For the past twenty-five years, Rev. Bill Hybels has enjoyed world-wide fame as the founding pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in suburban Chicago. Hybels pioneered the “seeker sensitive” method for church growth. Willow Creek used contemporary music, drama, and sermons aimed at both Christians and those interested in the Christian faith in order to…
Chris White Tourist are traveling to central Japan to see a natural forming wall of snow in central Japan nearly as tall as a six-story building. Hundreds of tourist have traveled to see the 56-foot wall of snow at the Tateyama Kurobe Alpin Route connecting the prefectures of Toyama and Nagano in the central region of Japan. The route…
Kenneth Clark’s “Civilisation” mini-series, produced by the BBC and aired on American public television in 1969, celebrated the Western art and culture it depicted and explained. The show was one of the most widely watched and re-aired shows of its kind at the time, and is still discussed today, almost fifty years after its television debut….
Recently, Gary and Rachael Doan had a chance to sit down with Larry Sharpe, Gubernatorial candidate from New York on behalf of The Libertarian Republic. He spoke on his state, his run, and quite a lot about artificial intelligence. GD: This is The Libertarian Republic, talking to Larry Sharpe. Um… you don’t have to answer…
Nick Givas Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said he was “insulted” by James Comey’s television interview and told him to “zip” his mouth. Scaramucci said he was offended as an Italian-American at Comey’s use of the term “mob boss” to describe President Donald Trump and painted Comey as an arrogant bureaucrat who…
Amber Randall Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is allegedly preparing for the possibility he may soon be fired from his position, according to a Friday report. Rosenstein seems aware he might lose his job, but is not very concerned with the possibility, a source who discussed it with the deputy attorney general told NBC News. Other…
Joe Simonson Former Silicon Valley star and comedian T.J. Miller was arrested Monday night on charges that he called in a fake bomb threat while on a train headed for Connecticut. Miller called 911 and told police that a woman onboard had a bomb after an argument erupted between the two, according to a Department…
ANDERS HAGSTROM Justice Reporter A Saturday tweet alleging racism in American voter fraud convictions received more than 17,000 retweets, but it doesn’t appear that racism had anything to do with the convictions in question. The Hill reporter Reid Wilson laid out four examples of voter fraud convictions; three of the offenders were white and one…