by Jonah Bennett In a six-figure, 2013 speech, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton said terrorism does not constitute a threat to the U.S. as a nation, according to a new batch of emails released by WikiLeaks. “[M]ake no mistake, as the recent travel alert underscores, we still face terrorism,” Clinton said during a private Aug. 7, 2013,…
Rather Than Blaming Herself, Hillary Clinton Blames Voters For Not Voting For Her By Brett Chandrasekhar The Clinton campaign recently shifted strategy to going after third party voters, and they’re pulling out all the stops. For one, the campaign has been in talks with Al Gore, the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in the year 2000. Many contribute his loss…
By Russ Read A bomb disposal robot accidentally set off one of the bombs set by suspected terrorist Ahmad Khan Rahami in Elizabeth, N.J. early Monday morning. The homemade explosive device was discovered by two men who moved it below a bridge and called the police, according to Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollwage. Police then attempted to…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos A bomb inside a trash can exploded Saturday morning in a New Jersey town on the route where thousands of runners were preparing to run a 5K Marine Corps charity race. The third annual Seaside Semper Five run was canceled, and police are investigating a report of another bomb, reports CBS. Runners had…
by Avens O’Brien Today is September 11, 2016. Fifteen years ago today, nineteen terrorists hijacked four commercial airline jets, two of which forever changed the skyline of one of America’s most beloved cities. I could use this anniversary to talk about how our country came together in the months following the attacks. I could tell…
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,…
A bipartisan bill, entitled the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), has been approved by the US House of Representatives. If allowed to make it all the way across the president’s desk, this bill would make it legal for families of the 9/11 victims to sue parties in Saudi Arabia that have been recently revealed…
By Jacob Bojesson German Chancellor Angela Merkel stands by her open-border policy, saying there is no link between the country’s refugee influx and the presence of Islamic State in Germany. Germany was rocked by several attacks in July, including three carried out by migrants. A majority of Germans disapprove of Merkel’s immigration platform, but the chancellor sees no…
Arming Citizens is Most Effective Way to Stop Terrorists After every terror attack, politicians and pundits rush to the microphones to pass judgment. Some call for stricter gun control measures. Other politicians target specific groups of people, such as Muslims. Rarely do any proposals advance liberty. However, Interpol had a suggestion in 2015 that rings…
Trump and Clinton Have Proven Themselves Uniquely Unqualified Once the Democratic National Committee wraps up at the end of the week, Americans will face a gloomy reality. Not only are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump their major party options, but they’ll be receiving security briefings. Per The Hill, the two candidates will be getting classified…