by Kody Fairfield The birth of our nation, laid by our Founding Fathers, was a carefully-crafted pillar of world history. Unlike any nation before it, America was birthed from the foundations of individualism, property rights, and the opportunity to pursue happiness. Those same Founders, wiser in political construct than most men at any moment in history, spoke…
by Ryan Pickrell Two state-run newspapers, the People’s Daily and the Global Times, ran scathing commentaries on America’s political process and the presidential nominees Saturday, reports Reuters. “The race to the bottom will…make [people] rethink the value of democracy,” the Global Times said of the elections. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton was criticized for leaking national secrets and destroying evidence,…
By JP Carroll Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, 79, died Feb. 13, 2016, after serving on the court since 1986. The conservative jurist was known to be a great wit who loved his country dearly. On America’s birthday, here are some of his most notable remarks: 1. “If it was up to me, I would have thrown this…
By Guy Bentley The percentage of people saying they are “extremely proud” to be American is at a 16-year low, with millennials and liberals accounting for the least patriotic groups. A Gallup survey released Friday showed levels of patriotism are at their lowest levels since 2000. Just 36 percent of liberals said they are extremely…
Are specialized, focused, and targeted niche markets now illegal? By: Darrell England Targeted and specialized markets not only make sense, they are profitable for business owners and beneficial to the consumers. It allows consumers to get exactly what they want and to know exactly where to get what they’re looking for. A gay individual male looking to meet a companion on…
A new study has uncovered a surprising correlation between having a college education and developing brain cancer. The study published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health seems to have found a link between college education and brain cancer. Conducted in Sweden, the study observed more than 4.3 million people between 1911 & 1961. According to…
Life is valuable and liberty immeasurable. Yet our liberties are being weighed and measured, and often sacrificed for collective ends. James Madison was correct when he said, “I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden…
By Guy Bentley If you’re looking for beer recommendations, almost half the nation’s states will send you the way Samuel Adams. That’s according to data from polling company YouGov, which used data from all 50 states to figure out what beer you might be recommended depending on where you live. Samuel Adams, Budweiser, Bud Light, and…
While Canada’s new pretty-boy Liberal Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has refused to denounce Donald Trump, the country’s opposition leaders have shown no fear. In December, interim Conservative Party leader Rona Ambrose was asked about Donald Trump’s campaign. She strongly stated that Trump’s tone and rhetoric are “not a voice that we welcome in our party,”…
Millennials. They may not yet be the present, but they’re certainly the future. These young, uninitiated minds will someday soon become our politicians, doctors, scientists, chefs, television producers, fashion designers, manufacturers, and, one would hope, the new proponents of liberty. But are they ready for it? Time after time, particularly on college campuses, millennials have…