Why am I working so hard? The founder of an online store called “Shirtwascash” announced that he’s earned over $40,000 in just two months from his new store. The entrepreneur has quit his day job in order to sell shirts with pictures of jeans on them and pictures that say “DICK BUTT.” The “dick butt”…
By Blake Neff Published: July 8, 2014 A group of tech leaders are urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to spend billions expanding access to wireless Internet in the nation’s schools and libraries. The group of 41 leaders, which includes Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and Star Wars director George Lucas sent a letter…
By Jonah Bennett Marijuana stores across the state of Washington will finally be able to open their doors Tuesday after obtaining licenses during the early hours of Monday morning, ABC News reports. In total, 24 stores were granted licenses on Monday morning from the Liquor Control Board to operate in Washington. It has been a long…
“They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.”-Benjamin Franklin Your friendly molesters at the TSA are set to make traveling even more of a pain in the ass. Beginning July 31, the agency is more than doubling the mandatory ‘security fee’ they charge many passengers….
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By Blake Neff This has been an unpleasant year for backers of Common Core and some say Barack Obama is to blame. After reaching a high-water mark where 46 states were committed to the new multi-state educational standards, the last six months saw Indiana, Oklahoma, and South Carolina all break away from the standards and…
By Jonah Bennett Published: July 1, 2014 Taxes are set to decline in many states across the nation Tuesday, in an effort to encourage businesses to relocate and hire new employees, USA Today reports. For the majority of states, July 1 is the beginning of the fiscal year, at which point tax cuts can be introduced, and…
By Greg Campbell A federal judge upheld Colorado’s controversial new gun control laws Thursday, ruling that limits to the size of ammunition magazines and requirements for universal background checks are not unconstitutional. In her 50-page written ruling, U.S. District Chief Judge Marcia Krieger took pains to note that her ruling wasn’t an “opinion as to whether…
By Greg Campbell If younger Coloradans are getting their hands on marijuana since the state allowed it to be sold to adults on Jan. 1, they’re apparently not getting it from state-licensed retail stores. Over the past six months, regulators from the state Marijuana Enforcement Division have sent underage customers into 20 marijuana retail stores…