14 July: This Day in Military History
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July 14, 2017
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Two Americans, including a United States Army veteran, were killed in Syria last week while fighting alongside Kurdish forces against the Islamic State. Former US Army Sergeant Nicholas Warden, from …
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While discussing firearms statistics and crime trends in the United States in a recent twitter exchange, I was amazed to find out how little most people know about crime in …
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FeaturedPolitics
French President Macron Blasted by Main Stream Media for “Racist” Remarks, but What Did He Really Say?
The last week has seen a firestorm of controversy regarding French President Emmanuel Macron and his comments regarding development in Africa. Once a darling of various “Anti Trump” segments of …
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FeaturedPolitics
Republicans Called Terrorists for Attempting Meaningful Reform That Rolls Back Horrible Health Care Policies
by Morgan Deaneby Morgan DeaneIn the ongoing debate over the health care bill there has been a great deal of fervor, but very little substantive discussion. Adding to the cacophony is the Salt Lake …
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FeaturedNational Security
How Many People Have to Die by the Hands of Illegal Immigrants to Warrant Further Action?
by Jon Harrisby Jon HarrisLast week, Garcia-Velasco, an illegal immigrant who illegally entered the United States from Mexico seven times, was driving drunk and speeding down a Nebraska highway when he crashed his van, …
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The NYPD estimated that approximately 25,000 folks showed up this morning to render respect to slain NYPD Police Officer Miosotis Familia who was assassinated minutes after midnight on July 5, …
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FeaturedPolitics
Harvard Committee Proposes Ban On “Single-Gender” Social Clubs For Not Being All Inclusive
Fraternities and sororities have always been part of the college experience for generations of young people. In addition to those, many other social clubs have operated offering men and women …