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From Apple To Amazon, 18 Tech Bigwigs Are Going To Meet With Trump
Eric Lieberman Displayed with permission from Daily Caller News Foundation Eighteen prominent tech executives are set to meet with President Donald Trump and his associates Monday at the White House as part of a larger summit. The group of political officials and private sector leaders is expected to discuss topics like immigration, specifically the H-1B visa…
Kid Rock Leads Democrat In New Poll
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Phillip Stucky Michigan Rock Star Kid Rock leads Democratic opponent Sen. Debbie Stabenow in the state’s 2018 U.S. Senate election according to a poll released Monday. The singer earned 30 percent of support in the poll, compared to Stabenow’s 26 percent support, according to the poll conducted by Delphi Analytica. The…
Sasse: Senate Healthcare Bill Not A Repeal Of Obamacare
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Phillip Stucky Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska asserted that the Senate bill to replace the Affordable Care Act isn’t a true repeal during a retreat Sunday. The senator made the comments during a Koch foundation retreat according to Reuters White House Correspondent James Oliphant. Sasse asserted the measure was simply…
Daenerys’s “Starbucks Cup” Proved the Truth Behind Hayek’s “Fatal Conceit”
If you watched Season 8, Episode 4 of Game of Thrones (GoT) Sunday night (or even if you didn’t), you may have seen, or at least heard about the now-infamous coffee cup—not from Starbucks as originally reported—on the head table at the post-Long Night victory feast. GoT aficionado or not, this little mishap has created…
‘I Engaged My Rage’ Says Student Who Destroyed Anti-Abortion Signs
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Rob Shimshock The student who punched in, kicked, and otherwise trashed anti-abortion signs released a video saying that he “engaged his rage” and hopes he was able to “inspire” people. “First off, I reject bigotry,” Ian Ramos, the student who destroyed the anti-abortion signs on Texas State University campus…
Judge Blocks Evidence Soldiers Were Injured While Looking For Bergdahl In Afghanistan
By Jonah Bennett The judge presiding over the case of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who’s been accused of desertion, ruled Friday that prosecutors won’t be able to rely on any evidence that soldiers were wounded while searching aimlessly for Bergdahl. Such an exclusion robs the prosecution of some of the most emotionally weighty evidence against…
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