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By Casey Harper A group of pro death penalty activists say they have obtained more than 150,000 signatures supporting the reinstatement of the death penalty in Nebraska. As a result, the death penalty will likely remain in place until the issue can be put on the ballot for a statewide vote in 2016. Nebraska’s legislature abolished the death penalty in May with…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Will Racke In a Thursday statement, the State Department ordered families of U.S. diplomats at the embassy in Caracas to leave Venezuela in advance of a national vote that could upend the country’s political order and worsen its ongoing meltdown. Anticipating escalating violence, State also initiated a voluntary evacuation of…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Russ Read The ISIS terrorist responsible for Thursday’s shooting in Paris, France had an extremely violent criminal history and radical past. It is difficult to tell when a radical believer will turn to violence, but in the case of Karim Cheurfi, also known as Abu Yusuf al-Beljiki, violence and…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Saagar Enjeti President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday his thinking on Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has changed since a Tuesday chemical weapons attack that killed more than 70 people. Trump, appearing a joint press conference with Jordanian King Abdullah, said his “attitude has changed very much” with regard to…
Tracy Philbeck, the county commissioner of Gaston County, North Carolina, announced that he signed an order to reopen the county by 5 PM Wednesday in defiance of Governor Roy Cooper’s stay at home order. https://twitter.com/tracyphilbeck/status/1255499475918954500?s=20 “Thousands are out of work, and the promised government assistance is to slow and inadequate to meet the needs. The…
Blake Neff As tensions at the University of Missouri continue to rage, the college’s police department has sent a new email to students advising them to call the police if they witness any incidents of “hurtful speech.” The email arrived in the inboxes of Missouri students Tuesday morning, and copies of it were quickly posted…
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