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Law and Government
Newly-discovered town records dating back from the 1840’s confiscated, destroyed
Imagine what it would be like to find a room that has been sealed for fifty years filled with records…
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Media
New York Post smears murder victim and father of eight
The charred body of a Brooklyn businessman whose abduction was captured on video was found “in a dumpster along a commercial…
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Foreign Affairs
Flashback: Blind Sheik’s attorney endorses violence to stop capitalism
Omar Abdel-Rahman’s self-proclaimed “Maoist” attorney, Lynne Stewart, was “still combative” after she was convicted of “aiding terrorism,” as was reported in…
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Unyielding
Teens allegedly attack man with a cinderblock
Two teenagers, Eric Johnson, 17, and Shaquan Hickman, 16, have been charged with “robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, aggravated assault, terroristic…
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Economy
NYC Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio to fund ‘universal pre-kindergarten program’ by raising taxes on wealthy
Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio has been actively touting his plan to expand after-school programs and to provide universal pre-kindergarten to…
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Law and Government
Illegal immigrant obtains ‘security clearance on high security military airbase’
An illegal immigrant named Mario Bustamante, 37, used multiple sources of fake identification to obtain “security clearance on a high…
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Media
AARP: Knockout game victims are often ‘people of color’
In what must be a typo, a blog from the AARP today reported on the “knockout game,” as targeting “people of color.” The post…
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Unyielding
‘Forced sterilization,’ ‘movable crematory vehicles’ and genocide in Sri Lanka
There are certain phrases that jump off the page. In reports coming from Sri Lanka, (officially the Democratic Socialist Republic of…
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Foreign Affairs
Does the Tea Party subscribe to an ‘isolationist’ foreign policy?
Leslie H. Gelb & Michael Kramer of the Democracy Journal are quite worried about what they see as a potentially…
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Foreign Affairs
LA Times blames George W. Bush for violence against Christians in Iraq
Yesterday, Michael McGough of the Los Angeles Times wrote an opinion piece titled “Bush’s Middle East ‘crusade’ hasn’t been very good for…
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Law and Government
Report: Tea Party is only racist on the inside
In October, the left-leaning group “Democracy Corps” published a report based on focus group findings from Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, about conservatives…
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Media
Brooklyn: Nine knockout game attacks since October: Police ‘see no evidence of a trend’
CNN reported on Christmas day that a 33-year-old woman was walking with her daughter, 7, in Brooklyn when she was punched in…
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Law and Government
VA hospital prevents teens from singing ‘Silent Night’ to veterans
In yet another example of political correctness gone mad, a local news outlet in Georgia, WRCB, says today that the…
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Politics
Nazi Germany hijacked Christmas, changed lyrics to ‘Silent Night’
An interesting article published at Fast Company today explained how Adolph Hitler managed to redesign Christmas into a “potent propaganda tool.”…
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Education
Chicago public schools won’t share new African studies curriculum
On Friday, the NAACP touted the decision by the Chicago Public School (CPS) to integrate “African American history in the…
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Education
Christmas carol ‘Silent Night’ sanitized by PC police in New York elementary school
Why even bother singing “Silent Night” if you are going to change the lyrics? But that is exactly what school…
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Education
Prof. Dan Kahan disputes Wastebook portrayal of ‘Tea Party’ study
Dan Kahan, Professor of Law/Psychology at Yale Law School has disputed the portrayal of his work in Sen. Tom Coburn‘s annual “Wastebook,” which lists…
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Economy
Tea Party targeting accelerates; mainstream media silent
In May, head of the exempt organizations division of the IRS Lois Lerner apologized for illegally targeting the Tea Party and…
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Law and Government
Feeding the homeless: Bake sales illegal across the country
Across the country during the past several years, news reports have been popping up about well-intended rules that prohibit citizens…
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Religion
The holiday classic ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ was made to combat atheism
The beloved holiday classic “It’s a Wonderful Life” was released in 1946. Despite it’s popularity today, it did not fare…
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Sports and Culture
Why were the Kincade brothers free to kill?
Tryon Kincade, 19, and Tyshaune Kincade, 18, murdered an Iraq war veteran, National Guardsman James Vester last Wednesday in Indianapolis…
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Law and Government
Calling attention to slaughter of white farmers in South Africa is racist
What the heck is going on in South Africa? South African President Jacob Zuma was booed by his own people…
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Social Issues
Inspiring video of people speaking out in the face of racism
“Chicks on the Right” posted a video today titled, “Want To Have A Little Faith Restored In Humanity? Watch This.” ABC’s…
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Economy
HHS Secretary calls for probe into ‘managerial policies’ of Obamacare website
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was unable to answer a question posed to her by Congressman Joe Pitts, Chairman…
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Law and Government
Guess which government tweeted this: ‘Media freedom is a serious mistake, in a vibrant democracy’
Fortunately, the tweet did not come from Obama’s creepy advocacy group, “Organizing for Action.” It did, however come from a…
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Social Issues
Organizing for Action seeking new unpaid ‘fellows’
Isn’t it always the progressives who push industry to pay more, more, more? Today, Mother Jones writes, “fast-food workers in…
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Law and Government
Superintendent defends decision to cancel football season in wake of likely hate crime hoax
Instead of reflecting on what was seemingly a knee-jerk reaction to cancel the football season in the wake of racist…
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Foreign Affairs
Iranian news: ‘at least 34 sites have already been designated for future nuclear power plants’
Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported today that “the head of atomic organization, Ali Akbar Salehi, has asked the government to allocate…
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Law and Government
Progressively sanitizing death panels
Jeannie DeAngelis of the American Thinker wrote an interesting article yesterday titled, “Liberal Semantics and the Redefining of Death Panels.”…
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