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Random Thoughts with Thomas Sowell
What a non-judgmental society amounts to is that common decency is optional — which means that decency is likely to become less common. The biggest issue in this fall’s election is whether the Obama administration will end when Barack Obama leaves the White House or whether it will continue on, by appointing federal judges with…
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[VIDEO] Fatherland, Motherland, Homeland: The Origins Of A Police State in The United States
When historians consider the date the United States, a Free Republic, became a Police State, there will be disagreement aplenty. Many, if not all historians, will acknowledge, though, that transformation of the United States from a Free Republic, as envisioned by the Founders, to a Police State did not occur instantaneously. The change, historians likely…
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[WATCH] What You Need To Know About Ebola
What Is Ebola? Ebola virus disease (EVD) is a severe, often fatal hemorrhagic disease that first appeared in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks. One outbreak was in Sudan and the other was in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in a village near the Ebola River — from which the disease got its name. The Ebola…
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Prosecutor Says Oklahoma Beheading Suspect Was Motivated By Racism, Not Islam: “This Is About Him Not Liking White People”
An Oklahoma man apparently uttered Arabic words during an attack in which he allegedly severed a co-worker’s head, and had “some sort of infatuation with beheadings,” but the killing appeared to have more to do with the man’s suspension from his job than his recent conversion to Islam, a prosecutor said Tuesday. Alton Nolen, 30,…
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The U.S. is Becoming a Weaker Nation
The news that the U.S. Air Force, joined at long last by some of the Arab nations most threatened by the Islamic State (ISIS), began bombing their headquarters and military sites in Syria was long overdue, but welcome. It took time because Obama had originally dismissed ISIS as a threat. It no doubt took time…
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Would You Sell A Car To Someone You Do Not Know?
Alan Gottlieb, at the Gun Rights Policy Conference, asked a very scary question. It is a question loaded with bad premises, freighted with unintended consequences. It was terrifying when you consider where it leads us, as a society. It was: Would you sell a gun to someone you do not know? The premise that underlies…
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California Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Bill Allowing Temporary Gun Confiscation
our months after a disturbed man killed six UC Santa Barbara students and wounded 13 others, Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday signed legislation allowing the temporary seizure of guns from people determined by the courts to be a threat to themselves or others. The Isla Vista massacre in May occurred even though the family of…
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The FCC May Start Fining Stations for Saying ‘Redskins’ On Air
Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, indicated Tuesday that the FCC may begin fining broadcasters for saying the Washington Redskins name on air. The FCC recently received a petition from John Banzhaf III, a legal activist and George Washington University professor, calling on the agency to strip a Washington, D.C., radio station of…
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RON PAUL: ‘Secessionism Is Patriotic and Grand American Tradition’
On the heels of a failed attempt in Scotland to separate from the UK, longtime American lawmaker Ron Paul is opening up about his take on secessionism in the United States. Recent polling suggests that roughly a quarter of Americans support the notion of being able to have their state separate from the rest of…
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Newspaper Taking Heat For Full Page Anti-Transgender Ad
The Minnesota Star-Tribune has come under criticism after running a full-page anti-transgender advertisement in its Sunday edition. Per the Minneapolis City Pages, the ad was sponsored by the Minnesota Child Protection League — which purports to be a religious-based tea party group countering the “radical homosexual agenda” — and was intended to pressure officials on…
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SWAT TEAMS SURROUND KENTUCKY SCHOOL AFTER STUDENT SHOT
Police and SWAT teams are flooding into Fern Creek High School in Louisville, Kentucky after reports of shots fired. At least one student has been injured and taken to the hospital, and the parents have been notified, police said. The injuries are not life-threatening, and the student has been transported to nearby University Hospital, a…
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[VIDEO] Business Is BOOMING For Louisiana Restaurant After Offering Gun Owners A Discount
The restaurateur responsible for a Cajun eatery in Louisiana hoped law enforcement would take advantage of an unusual discount offered during lunchtime, but says his eatery has since become a hot destination for gun enthusiasts. Bergeron’s Restaurant owner Kevin Cox says the plan was meant as a way of giving thanks to the local police.…
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REPORT: Secret Service Has Allowed 1,000 Security Breaches, To Be “Politically Correct”
An internal Secret Service report revealed more than “1,000 security breaches and vulnerabilities,” according to a House investigator who said that a “politically correct” culture is endangering President Obama. “There are new details that will come out that — you really have to question if security is their number one objective,” Representative Jason Chaffetz (R., Utah), who…
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[GRAPHIC VIDEO] COP: ‘I’m Going to Shoot Him in the Penis’, Only Minutes Before Executing Camper
An Albuquerque police officer who killed a mentally ill homeless man last March expressed his desire to shoot him in the penis, new dash cam footage reveals. The video, obtained by KOB4 News, details a conversation between APD Officer Keith Sandy and another officer shortly before the fateful shooting of James Boyd. During the conversation, Sandy…
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Minnesota hunter armed with knife kills 525-pound black bear during attack
A Minnesota man managed to kill a 525-pound black bear with a knife after the injured bear attacked a group of hunters early Saturday morning. KARE11.com reported that the group, which hunts every weekend from September to December, hit the bear with a bow and arrow earlier in the evening. But the bear was not…
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Two Female High School Teachers in Lousiana Allegedly Had Numerous Sexual Encounters With Student
Two female teachers at the same Louisiana high school are under investigation for having sex with a male student at the school. According to local television and newspaper reports, the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office has confirmed it’s probing allegations that two women who work as teachers at Destrehan High School had a sexual relationship with a…