Category Archives: News

Daily Mail Germany will make one-off compensation payments to Holocaust survivors who were evacuated to the UK to escape the Nazis. The survivors who were evacuated to the UK were mostly Jewish children and once they arrived in the country many … Continue reading →

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto (D) is pushing firearm confiscation orders, bans on commonly-owned semiautomatic firearms and “high capacity” magazines. Following the October 27 attack on the gun and security-free Tree of Life Synagogue, Peduto voiced opposition to … Continue reading →

AOL A Tennessee mother unloaded 34 rounds of ammunition into her four children, killing them all before turning the gun on herself, according to newly released autopsy reports. Cynthia Collier, 55, brutally killed her adopted kids, Kaileigh Lin Collier, 17, Lia Lin … Continue reading →

The Intercept – by Glenn Greenwald A CHILDREN’S SPEECH PATHOLOGIST who has worked for the last nine years with developmentally disabled, autistic, and speech-impaired elementary school students in Austin, Texas, has been told that she can no longer work with the public … Continue reading →

WYFF 4 News Police in Ohio are warning Netflix customers to beware of emails that appear to be sent from the streaming service. Police in Solon, Ohio, recently shared a screenshot of a phishing email designed to steal personal information. The email … Continue reading →

Wikibuy Is freedom of choice an illusion? The rapid rise of variation in everyday goods and services, from which cereal we eat in the morning to which toothpaste we brush our teeth with at night, gives the perception of unlimited choice. For … Continue reading →

World Events and the Bible This article documents the title you have just read. Did Syria’s leadership have a say in the matter? Of course not. Do you see how the global narrative stays the same despite the change in U.S. … Continue reading →

Reason – by Jacob Sullum On Friday the Florida Supreme Court confirmed that police officers as well as other citizens are immune from prosecution under state law when they legally use deadly force in self-defense. Under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, that … Continue reading →

The Great Recession The Big Bear is back. Ursa Majoris in the house of the rising sun, and Taurus is in the house of the setting sun. Those are bad signs for investors who are now daily diving into their horoscopes. … Continue reading →

LMT Online – by Peter Hermann, The Washington Post WASHINGTON – The D.C. Council on Tuesday could pass new laws restricting the ability of gun owners to modify weapons and require police to seize guns while enforcing protective orders in … Continue reading →

The Organic Prepper – by Meadow Clark Google used to have an iconic clause in its code of conduct that said, “Don’t be evil.” Yet the clause was recently and quietly sent down the memory hole. Given the recent House … Continue reading →

All Poetry Mistah Kurtz-he dead A penny for the Old Guy

MSN NEW YORK — Racial justice. Obstruction of justice. Social justice. The Justice Department. Merriam-Webster has chosen “justice” as its 2018 word of the year, driven by the churning news cycle over months and months. The word follows “toxic,” picked … Continue reading →

MSN – by Alex Temblador The travel community seems to be looking for ways to be more eco-friendly. Destinations are outlawing straws, hotels are recycling soaps, and some cruise ships are working to power their boats with dead fish. It seems United Airlines is looking for ways to be … Continue reading →

FAIR – by David Jaroslav On November 29, New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal issued a directive turning the Garden State into a sanctuary state. The New Jersey Attorney General, unlike those of most states, is appointed by the governor, in this case Governor Phil … Continue reading →

AOL In the wake of a Victoria’s Secret fashion show that many feel failed on the inclusivity front, Spain’s Angela Ponce is poised to make history as the first transgender woman to compete in Miss Universe. The program, which airs at 7 p.m. … Continue reading →

The Eagle – by Caitlin Clark After a year filled with public hearings, partnership announcements and meetings with landowners, Texas Central Partners is looking toward breaking ground on its Dallas-to-Houston high-speed rail in 2019. The bullet train, which promises a … Continue reading →