By Jonah Bennett On Thursday morning, two shootings took place in Chattanooga, one at the Naval Reserve Building and one at the Army Recruiting Center, said Navy officials. At least four marines and one Chattanooga police officer were shot in the incident, which began at 11:00 a.m., WRCBtv reports. All four marines have since been declared dead. Blood is being…
By Connor D. Wolf In the name of fairness, congressional Democrats introduced a bill Wednesday that would put significant restrictions on how employers schedule their employees. “This bill is about basic fairness,” Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said in a statement. “A single mom should know if her hours are being canceled before she arranges for daycare…
By R. Brownell 1. It Would Stop Competition The ability to become your own boss and work on your own terms is part of what makes these app based technology services so successful. Yet, progressives throughout the country have attempted to stop companies like Uber from classifying the individuals who opt into the business as “private contractors”…
By: Lina Bryce New undercover footage reveals Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s Senior Director of Medical Services involved in selling aborted baby parts. The video that uploaded to YouTube on July 14, 2015 by The Center for Medical Progress is the first of its “Human Capital” series that is part of a 3-year-long investigative study of Planned Parenthood’s illegal…
On July seventh, the Colorado Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the case Charlie Craig and David Mullins v. Masterpiece Cakeshop, which has drawn national attention. Craig and Mullins were denied service by Jack Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, in July of 2012 when they tried to order a cake for their wedding….
By: Laura Meyers Fox Business Network’s libertarian television host, John Stossel, publicly endorsed Senator Rand Paul for President and said, “So I plan to vote for Rand Paul. Senator Paul confuses people. Some Ron Paul fans say ‘Rand’s not as committed to liberty,’ but many of their complaints are ambiguous. Has Rand violated his principles? He…
By Blake Neff Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton slammed the business model of Uber and other companies built on the sharing economy in an economic policy speech Monday. Federal Elections Commission data reviewed by The Daily Caller News Foundation, however, shows that Hillary’s biggest supporters decisively favored Uber over conventional cabs by a 25:1 margin. Uber, which…
By Connor D. Wolf In an apparent response to San Francisco raising its minimum wage to a new national high, local Chipotles have raised prices just as dramatically. “We believe the outsized San Francisco price hike was likely because of increased minimum wages,” an investors report, obtained by the American Enterprise Institute, detailed. The report was…
By: Laura Meyers There may be different strains of libertarians, but we tend to coin the same phrases. If you see a guy in a fedora wearing a Ron Paul shirt, you can probably hear him saying (or angrily typing on Facebook) one, if not a few, of these things: 1. End the fed First,…
By Geoffrey Ingersoll A Texas-based fast food chain is going counter to Texas culture when it comes to gun rights. Whataburger, which has nearly 800 locations in 10 states, announced that Texas customers will be denied the right to open carry their weapons, even though the state’s governor signed a bill last month to allow open carry, the…