by Steve Birr Marijuana advocates stand to secure major victories on election day as nine states gear up for ballot votes on legalization for recreational and medical purposes. Five states are putting recreational marijuana legalization on the ballot this November — California, Arizona, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada — while an additional four states are voting…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: by Kitty Testa Imagine if you didn’t have to work. Every week you get a payment from the government that covers your basic needs. Your housing, food and other necessities are paid for by your fellow citizens who are working and paying taxes, and they make sure you will, at…
by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump may regret his idea to open his own “university” as a real estate training program, not shockingly named Trump University. Trump U has been littered in litigation with many claims of fraud against it, but it now seems that it has taken on a new scandal. A new report from ABC…
by Josh Guckert A new ad for the Gary Johnson campaign points out the many, many faults of the major-party nominees. From Clinton’s dishonesty to Trump’s flip-flops, the video pinpoints some of the most prominent issues of the Democrat and Republican. Impressively compacting their criticisms to 65 seconds, the Johnson campaign examines for Clinton: Her infamous…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos Allies of the Clinton Foundation secured millions of dollars for Bill Clinton by encouraging donors to give him business opportunities, a memo published by Wikileaks shows. Then top Bill Clinton aide Doug Band outlines in a 2011 memo how he and another partner of his law firm Teneo solicited their clients for…
by Eric Lieberman People worried about their safety and privacy now have a new weapon for disabling drones — a small hardware module that can hijack the flying device. The piece of technology, called Icarus, can overtake the DSMx, the remote control system in many drones as well as other vehicles like planes, helicopters, cars, and boats, according to Ars Technica….
by Eric Lieberman Amazon, an electronic commerce and cloud computing company, is seeking to expand into other realms of business by opening 2,000 grocery stores over the next decade. While the plan is preliminary, Amazon has also set a more modest goal of establishing 20 brick-and-mortar grocery stores over the next two years, according to Business Insider. Some…
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 Ryan Pickrell A married Chinese man kidnapped his illegitimate son and sold him to pay his debts, three days after being beaten by creditors, the Paper revealed. Mr. Chen, a 33-year-old resident of Zhejiang, racked up around $450,000 in debt after his business investments tanked. Fearing a follow-up to the beating he received from his…