Blake Neff Dartmouth College is under fire for using its largest auditorium to host a Hillary Clinton campaign event, after previously telling the Donald Trump campaign that it would now allow said auditorium to be used by presidential candidates. Dartmouth’s decision was first reported by the website Campus Reform, which was told of the situation…
Kathryn Watson Equal Employment Opportunity Commission officials recently used a warrant-less subpoena on a Texas-based grocery chain that fired an employee who failed a post-maternity leave physical fitness test, demanding the home addresses and Social Security numbers of every company employee. The EEOC’s action was made possible because officials there used warrant-less demands – formally…
From our friends at Hypeline.org With the CNBC debate not going the way anybody wanted it to, tonight’s debate is going to be hosted by Fox Business.. So here are five things to watch for during tonight’s debate. 1) Actual questions that matter Yes, this might be it. After three debates where people were asked to…
By Lina Bryce Presidential hopeful, Donald Trump spoke to supporters at a rally in Springfield, IL on Monday, expressing his outrage with Starbuck’s red cup design. He admitted that despite having a successful Starbucks in his Trump Towers, he we should consider boycotting the coffee giant. “Maybe we should boycott Starbucks,” he said to applause. “I don’t know….
Rachel Stoltzfoos Washington Post editor Jackson Diehl slammed President Barack Obama’s dealings with previously shunned regimes in an opinion piece Monday, saying the hug-it-out approach he’s taking will only give them the tools they need to stay in power. “Obama’s olive branches are lifelines for authoritarian regimes,” the headline reads. He’s betting restoration of friendly…
Guy Bentley A new campaign has been launched to bust open Virginia’s liquor monopoly and privatize the state’s notorious Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) stores. Virginia is one of only nine states in the country where the state government has a monopoly over liquor sales. The system is a hangover from the end of prohibition, with…
Jacob Bojesson The Internet has become a tool for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to keep its citizens in place. Through the web, the government surveills their every move and puts them behind bars if their online behavior is not in line with Beijing’s sentiment. Recently, Chinese officials began developing a social credit system in which the government keeps…
Geoffrey Ingersoll Democrats and unions who supported the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline blasted President Barack Obama after he announced Thursday he was rejecting the project following a seven-year federal review. Proponents of the pipeline said the administration is killing job creation and energy independence to pander to environmentalists, despite the State Department’s findings that…
Geoffrey Ingersoll The Department of State thinks that it’s just fine if Canada and Mexico decide to legalize recreational marijuana. State Spokesman John Kirby answered a question at a Thursday press briefing about whether the recent federal election in Canada, as well as the Mexican Supreme Court ruling, would impact crime cooperation. The ruling established…
Rachel Stoltzfoos Unemployment hit 5 percent in October and the economy added 270,000 jobs in an unexpectedly strong showing that is good news for the White House. But wages are stagnant, more than 95 million Americans are not working, and the federal debt is soaring. President Barack Obama recently boasted he and his Democrat allies have “pulled the United States…