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Target admits credit card data breach

Target is grappling with a data security nightmare that threatens to drive off holiday shoppers during the company’s busiest time of year. The nation’s second largest discounter said Thursday that data connected to about 40 million credit and debit card accounts was stolen as part of a breach that began over the Thanksgiving weekend. The […] Continue reading →

Multiple people stabbed after Denver Broncos Football Game

At least three people were stabbed in a parking lot at Sports Authority Stadium Field at Mile High after the Denver Broncos’ game Thursday night. Police spokesman Steve Warneke said three males were stabbed, and a fourth may have been stabbed, but that person left the scene. Police have several people in custody and are […] Continue reading →

Cops: “If we have to get a warrant…we’re gonna shoot and kill your dogs”

Eric Crinnian, an attorney in Kansas City, Missouri, says police came to his door looking for parole violators, and got upset when he refused them permission to tramp through his house and paw through his possessions. In fact, he claims, one cop went so far as to threaten to shoot his dogs if he made […] Continue reading →

Army Halts Program That Labeled Christians Radical Extremists

Briefings characterized conservatives as terror threat The Secretary of the Army has halted training programs that characterize conservatives as radical extremists in light of numerous media reports which highlighted how recruits were being taught that Christians were to be considered “domestic hate groups.” Image: Wikimedia Commons “On several occasions over the past few months, media […] Continue reading →

For Those Who Don’t Believe in Election Fraud

Jack Cashill “Yes, the Rizzo-Royster race turned on vote fraud,” admitted the Kansas City Star’s Barbara Shelly in a crow-eating column nearly three years after it would do any good. For years the Star has routinely mocked anyone who dared suggest vote fraud was a problem. Among those mocked was Will Royster, a retired […] Continue reading →

Enraged mom beats the crap out of kindergarten teacher

The Daily Caller- by Eric Owens The mother of a kindergarten boy in Kansas City received a citation for criminal assault because, police say, she inflicted a vicious beatdown on the boy’s teacher. The pummeling occurred on Thursday night at Truman Elementary School. Simone A. Baker, 24, allegedly entered the school and proceeded directly to […] Continue reading →

Immigration Reform versus Unemployed America

Jon N. Hall With millions of Americans un- or underemployed, it’s difficult to see how any political party that’s looking out for the folks would want to import more people. America doesn’t seem to be able to provide jobs for the people already here. Yet, importing more people to compete for jobs in a stagnant […] Continue reading →

Internet Retailing Under the Marketplace Fairness Act

By Jon N. Hall For far too long, the American people have allowed their lawmakers to think they can tax just about anything. One of the more presumptuous taxes that lawmakers impose on us is the so-called “use tax,” which works in tandem with the sales tax. Basically, the use tax is a sales tax […] Continue reading →