Useful Idiot Cortez lent her oversized stamp of approval to progressive group, Justice Democrats last weekend. In a Facebook Live message, the freshman democrat encouraged others to challenge incumbent democrats in their own districts. [Read More]
The Washington Times One of the most prominent groups advocating for stricter immigration went to court Wednesday to demand a judge order the Southern Poverty Law Center to stop labeling [Read More]
Using the catch phrase, “Kraft Now Pay Later,” food processing giant Kraft Foods has opened a “pop-up grocery store” in the District of Columbia for federal employees. Those with a federal I.D. [Read More]
Days before the March For Life on Washington this year, a Marist poll conducted nationwide earlier this month shows a wide majority of Americans (75 percent) support restrictions on abortion [Read More]
U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman has struck the citizenship question from the 2020 census. Deciding that the Administration seemed to be hiding something, the Obama appointee instructed the Department of Commerce to begin [Read More]
In a stunning defeat, Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit agreement with the EU was rejected in the House of Commons by a whopping 230 vote margin. Members from both sides voted [Read More]
AP More than four months after Missouri became the first U.S. state to regulate the term “meat” on product labels, Nebraska’s powerful farm groups are pushing for similar protection from [Read More]
The Daily Caller printed a letter anonymously yesterday from a senior appointee. The individual is glad the government has been shut down. Both for the much needed border wall and for the cleansing [Read More]
Broadway great Carol Channing has passed away at age 97. More
Ever wonder how the mass influx of low skilled labor from south of the border has affected the building trades in Los Angeles? Dave Morrison makes a living painting houses and can tell [Read More]
The antifa group calling itself Austin Autonomous Media (AAM) works at identifying and disclosing the personal information of any University of Texas student who attends a conservative event or meeting. They specialize [Read More]
Roughly 200 federal employees lined up on Saturday to utilize five pop-up food distribution centers set up at D.C. grocery stories just for them. Farther down the line, an Army [Read More]
What would you get if you attached a bass to a lute? Why, the double-necked Theorbo, of course. –> Here
The magnetic North Pole has been on the move since scientists first started studying it in 1831. In recent years it has picked up speed and headed for Siberia at a rate of [Read More]
Does being unconscious mean that a suspected drunk driver has given consent to have his or her blood drawn by the police? That’s the crux of a case from Wisconsin [Read More]
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