The Rev. Al Sharpton pressed police Tuesday to release the name of the officer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager in suburban St. Louis, and he pleaded for calm after two nights of violent protests over the young man’s death. Police said death threats prompted them to withhold the name of the officer, who was […] Continue reading → 
Authorities in a St. Louis suburb where an unarmed black teen was fatally shot by police have used tear gas and rubber bullets to try to disperse a large crowd. Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson says a group gathered throughout the day Monday at a burned-out convenience store turned rowdy at nightfall. Jackson said members […] Continue reading → 
FERGUSON, Mo. — A law enforcement spokesman says a large crowd has confronted officers, yelling such things as “kill the police” after a police officer fatally shot a male in a St. Louis-area neighborhood. St. Louis County Police spokesman Brian Schellman says shots were heard at the scene Saturday afternoon in Ferguson, a few miles north […] Continue reading → 
The lineup of potential 2016 GOP presidential candidates courting Iowa conservatives Saturday agreed on two things: America is on the wrong track and they could move it in the right direction. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and past caucus winners Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee addressed more than […] Continue reading → 
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn Yesterday, July 18, 2014, thousands of Americans protested against the Invasion of the Illegals across our southern border in 319 towns and cities across the country. While the number of protesters in each locale was small, the fact that the protests took place ACROSS America certainly is […] Continue reading → 
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is visiting Iowa for the fourth time in eight months, hoping for a second chance to win over Republican voters who delivered him a stinging caucus loss when he ran for president two years ago. Perry, 64, hasn’t said if he plans to run again in 2016. But he’s clearly considering […] Continue reading → 
Cathy Reisenwitz Last week, Ann Coulter got some liberal panties in a twist when she pointed out the reality that unlike American sports like football, baseball, basketball, and hockey (what’s yours is ours, Canada), soccer is a sport for whiny, collectivist, European pansies. And of course, like usual, she was right. But I’d argue that […] Continue reading → 
Maybe we’ll get lucky and he’ll trip over Hillary coming out of the WH and have a fall to the bottom of the WH steps and we won’t have to pay him. Washington Free Beacon – by Bill McMorris Vice President Joe Biden plans on relying solely on taxpayers to fund his retirement. Biden declared […] Continue reading → 
The Free Thought Project A particularly disheartening video was uploaded to facebook late Tuesday night. It takes place in Rochester, NY on the 4/4X Hudson Regional Transit Service Bus. The video shows one Regional Transit Officer telling the woman to get off the bus because she hadn’t paid the fare. However, according to all the witnesses […] Continue reading → 
Amazon unveils Fire smartphone Amazon.com Inc. has finally launched its own smartphone, the Fire, that at its core is a hub for all things Amazon. Fire is the latest addition to the e-commerce behemoth’s deep arsenal of products and services and brings together many of those wide-ranging interests in one compact device. It’s a way […] Continue reading → 
Paul Greenberg Another day, another country left to the tender mercies of terrorists. Going by his own arbitrary, purely political deadline, this president and now only nominal Leader of the Free World has been intent on pulling American troops out of one country after another in the (always) troubled Middle East, with the result that […] Continue reading → 
He can’t help it. Really, he can’t. Given that Barack Obama has spent essentially his entire “professional” life campaigning, I guess it’s hard for him to shake it. During a commencement speech to a bunch of kids who are barely old enough to vote, he made sure to take a couple of digs at the […] Continue reading → 
Strange hotel room video shows group of men posing in bath robes Infowars has obtained startling footage which shows individuals inside the Marriott Hotel, site of Bilderberg 2014, engaged in a bizarre homo-erotic hotel room photo shoot which was captured on camera. The video was shot by an independent journalist from the protest area opposite […] Continue reading → 
Legal Insurrection – by Andrew Branca I’ve owned and shot firearms since my age could be measured in single digits. I’ve actively engaged in firearms competition since I was in my teens. I’ve carried a lawfully concealed firearm on my person pretty much every day of my adult life. I’ve been an NRA instructor since […] Continue reading → 
Ben Marquis, The state of Utah has become the latest battleground in the fight between the federal government trying to exert more control over so-called ‘public’ land, and the actual ‘public,’ which consists of private citizens and states seeking to regain control of land that rightfully should belong to them, to use as they best […] Continue reading → 
Hannibal Lecter. Freddy Kreuger. Jason Voorhees. Charles Manson. Jeffrey Dahmer. Ted Bundy. Hollywood loves a homicidal monster. But what happens when an evil being exposes the monstrosities of malign government neglect and deadly ideology? Crickets. Tinseltown couldn’t conjure a bigger nightmare than true-life Philadelphia serial killer Kermit Gosnell. He preyed on hundreds of poor minority […] Continue reading →