LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: Richard Pollock Laureate Education, a for-profit education company that once paid former President Bill Clinton $17.5 million to serve as its “honorary chancellor,” posted a significant loss Thursday in its first earnings report after going public earlier this year. The Baltimore-based company reported a first quarter 2017 loss of $122…
by Micah J. Fleck Apparently, the Clinton campaign is still in the denial stage of grief in regards to their unbelievable loss on November 8th. They are now claiming that the mainstream media was actually biased in favor of Donald Trump, and that this led to what they call a “devastating loss.” According to The…
by Jacob Nestle I’m 18 years old. I don’t know where I was on 9/11. It feels like I’m missing some central American experience, but it’s normal for someone my age. There’s still a piece of American history that I lived through I simply don’t remember. I’m present for the consequences of something that is,…
Personal tragedy has a way of reminding you of what is really important life, and national electoral politics is very low on the list. by Joey Clark [dropcap size=big]A[/dropcap] year or so ago, I took to the airwaves and told my local radio audience about the tragic news transpiring in my family. Usually, the…