Top 6 Media Meltdowns of Trump’s First 100 Days
The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency have been filled with outrageous moments in the mainstream media.
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STEM Academy Assistant Principal on Leave for Screaming at Pro-Life Teen
An assistant principal at Downingtown STEM Academy in Chester County has been placed on administrative leave after a video surfaced of him yelling at pro-life teenagers.
North Korea Just Threatened to Sink US Nuclear Submarine
North Korea, feeling pressure of encroaching American and allied vessels, has now threatened to make a ghost ship of a U.S. nuclear submarine — but the warning might not be hyperbolic rhetoric.
Methodist Court Ruling a Blow for Openly Lesbian Bishop
The first openly lesbian bishop in the United Methodist Church can stay on the job for now…
Elizabeth Warren: A Factory of Bad Ideas
In the fallout of President Donald J. Trump’s historic victory, the Democratic Party is in a state of panic.
Trump Opens Doors on Oil Exploration, but Deeper Reforms Still Needed
In another move to free up domestic energy supplies, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at lifting the Obama administration’s offshore drilling restrictions.
Spending Deal Near After Congress Gives Itself a Few More Days to Craft Package
Hours before the federal government’s spending authority expired Friday at midnight, the Senate advanced a one-week continuing resolution by voice vote, putting spending on autopilot and avoiding a looming government shutdown.
Conservatives Fight for Free Speech at a Far-Left College
There seems to be a serious disconnect nowadays between what conservatives are, and what they are accused of being.
Why Good Economics Matters Now More Than Ever
Without good economics, we are powerless against the abuses of the Federal Reserve, the central bank that intentionally devalues the money in your bank account while it finances foreign wars and domestic programs that the government wouldn’t have the means to pay for otherwise.
Meet the Men Vying to Become Iran’s Next President
Around 1,600 people filed to run for president of Iran and challenge Hassan Rouhani, who is seeking a second four-year term. Only six of them have been allowed on the ballot for election day.