Bill Clinton once called the Hay Literary Festival a “Woodstock of the Mind.” The festival, which combines rock ‘n’ roll and reading in a unique way that draws thousands to its various events, is in full swing over in Wal... Read more
The U.S. Government recently declassified much of the material found inside Osama bin Laden’s Pakistan hideout, and it provides an interesting look into the private life of a man responsible for more evil, death, and destruction than almos... Read more
Allegations that the Obama administration lied to the American people about the Benghazi terrorist attack have been in the air for the last three years, but new information shows that these allegations have a lot more bite to them than Obama and... Read more
The trash pile that served as a memorial for Michael Brown has been removed and replaced with a permanent plaque that will now provide Ferguson residents with a lasting tribute to a violent thug that inspired a baseless civil rights movement. On... Read more
The largest police union in the country has had it with President Obama and his constant harassment of the nation’s law enforcement officers. After getting wind of Obama’s plans to take military equipment out of the hands of local po... Read more
For every action…well, you know the rest. For more than a month, Baltimore residents made it abundantly clear how they felt about the city’s police department. Awash in anger over the controversial death of Freddie Gray, black citize... Read more
An article in the New York Times this weekend exposed a “sleazy” strategy being employed by conservative PACs on social media. Groups like America Rising have been sending out videos and tweets attacking Democratic frontrunner Hillar... Read more
Students who go to public schools in Oakland, California will no longer have to worry about being suspended if they demonstrate “willful defiance” in class. Examples of willful defiance include swearing at teachers, ignoring instruct... Read more
According to a new report from the Department of Agriculture, federal regulations that require applicants to show up in person if they want food stamps may be outdated. The report showed that most states have been granted waivers from the requir... Read more
