Step 5: Ship out the organs
Unlike those inmates killed by lethal injection, which poisons all the organs, firing squad executions are still viable for use after death. The AP reported that one inmate, Gary Gilmore, who was executed in 1977, agreed to donate his eyes, kidneys and liver before his death by firing squad.
Is This A Little Overboard? A popular kindergarten teacher in South Jersey was suspended and may be fired after she discovered two of her students in the bathroom “having sex.” Kelly Mascio reportedly acted in a professional manner and responsibly reported the incident, but now school officials are looking to have her fired after she…
The Supreme Court of the United States could soon announce it will hear a case challenging an “assault weapons” ban. Such a case could hold major ramifications for the future of such bans across the country. NBCNEWS reports: Gun rights advocates are challenging a 2013 law passed in Highland Park, Illinois, that bans the sale,…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kody Fairfield Former National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, Susan Rice, went on MSNBC on Tuesday and denied leaking any intelligence about the Trump transition team who were caught up in incidental surveillance of foreign targets. Rice also claimed that what happened was “absolutely not for any political purposes, to spy, expose…
Facebook Fires Staff on Trending — All Hell Breaks Loose by Aya Katz Facebook would like us to believe they have an impartial algorithm that determines what stories are trending and what subjects we are interested in, and without the intervention of a single human being, it serves up the news to our specifications….
More ABC US news | ABC World News Pariah of social democrats, David Koch sat down with Barbara Walters to discuss his views on fiscal and social policy. Koch explained his philosophy as being libertarian, though he mostly supports candidates based on their economic views. Koch described himself as personally socially liberal, and when asked…
Equal pay for women has been a roaring issue during the Women’s World Cup, reaching its peak when, during the U.S. women’s national team’s victory parade, fans began chanting “e-qual pay”to the same rhythm as the ever-popular “U-S-A.” This is nothing new. WNBA players have been demanding equal pay to their male counterparts for years, despite…