The Year’s Best In Unnecessary Censorship
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
Blake Neff The chief diversity officer at the University of Missouri (MU) has authored a letter sharply reprimanding the school’s black activist movement, urging it to stop relying on threats and impossible demands. “If you sincerely want better relationships, the time for demands, threats and arbitrary deadlines is over — you don’t need them,” said Chuck…
The aging process will to some degree cause physical changes in an elderly driver. One of the contributing factors in many car accidents is driver error, and that includes reaction time. And as people age, they lose the quick reaction time that can make the difference between life and death, and that fact helps explain…
by Josh Guckert The U.S. May Be More Socialist Than You Think 1. Social Security Social Security was begun in 1935 as a means of taking care of older generations. At the time, the minimum age set to receive full retirement benefits was 65, as the average life expectancy was only 61. However, as the…
Rachel Stoltzfoos An actress recently sported a dress emblazoned all over with the word “abortion” interspersed with hearts, in an apparent demonstration of her love for abortion. Martha Plimpton, who won a primetime Emmy for “The Good Wife,” instagrammed several photos Monday of her wearing the dress. “My best gals,” she captioned one of them. Plimpton’s…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Robert Donachie Nobel Prize winning economist and New York Times contributor Paul Krugman took shots at President Donald Trump on Twitter Tuesday, calling the mental health of the president into question. Krugman tweeted at 3:34 a.m. Monday morning that Americans are witnessing for the first time, “a president who was obviously mentally…
by Eli Bowman The New York Times reports, in what can be considered a huge win for the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks, that the House and Senate have voted overwhelmingly to override President Barack Obama‘s veto, thus allowing the families of the victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia. President Obama has…
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