July 2016

President Obama is putting the breaks on U.S troop withdrawals in Afghanistan. Obama had previously stated that by the time he left office, there would be only 5,500 troops in Afghanistan. [Read More]

YouTube- A man was shot by police in Falcon Heights on Wednesday evening. In a video posted on Facebook, the man’s girlfriend says the “police shot him for no apparent [Read More]

Rap Sheet CNN- Just 24 hours after his death, much of the United States had heard about the death of Alton Sterling. Figuring out what led up to those fateful [Read More]

This petition needed 100,000 signatures in a month. It surpassed the necessary amount of names within 48 hours.

Comey’s decision on Hillary and Whitewater Via Western Journalism: …when Clinton’s former law partner Vince Foster met an untimely death at 48 (reportedly by suicide), the first lady had Whitewater [Read More]

Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and Rafael Palmeiro  raked over the coals by the government because they play a game. ht/ bad brad

Everyone knows how awful ISIS and al Qaeda are. But did you know the Muslim Brotherhood wages what it calls ‘Civilization Jihad’ in America?  

A song by Lulu Belle and Scotty Listen here. H/T – Ann Barnhardt Lyrics: We’re living in a country that’s the finest place of earth But some folks don’t appreciate [Read More]

Muslim camps are spreading in the U.S. to help kids ‘be proud of who they are.’ It doesn’t help when the opening paragraphs of this ridiculous propaganda piece have the [Read More]

Inquisitr: …Her lawyer also claims that 10 women have emerged with similar unpleasant experiences with Ailes, but they have yet to be vetted. Carlson’s lawsuit also mentions alleged mistreatment by [Read More]

campus reform An adjunct professor at Southern State Community College (SSCC) is under investigation for threatening to shoot up the NRA. James Pearce wrote a Facebook post on June 13 [Read More]

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email setup has been formally closed without any criminal charges, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday. The decision had been [Read More]