Is There Marijuana at USA Today?
There is definitely marijuana (Colorado Marijuana?) at USA Today…or is it at the El Paso Intelligence Center? Both? PJ Media
There is definitely marijuana (Colorado Marijuana?) at USA Today…or is it at the El Paso Intelligence Center? Both? PJ Media
Last night supporters for the two Democrats vying for the nomination clashed at the Nevada Democrat Convention to the point the police came in to disperse the crowd (not really a surprise given the party — there’s a history here.). One poor socialist was face down on video requiring a medic. Ahh, the things you …
Bernie v Hillary Getting Ugly in Nevada: Medic Requested at Convention Read More »
Hot Air A reminder to all the politicians out there. You’re perfectly entitled to your own opinions. Not to your own facts. – Jake Tapper
Ashley McGuire from The Catholic Association joins us to discuss religious liberty, Merrick Garland, the Supreme Court, and some court cases that may not be on your radar. (Segment Download link) (Full Podcast)
Winning The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) prevailed in a Virginia Freedom of Information Act (VFOIA) lawsuit against George Mason University (GMU). The VFOIA request sought public records showing how the “RICO-20” group of academics, using public funding, organized their call for a federal racketeering investigation of “corporations and other entities” who disagreed with them on …
Facebook’s fiddling with what appears to be a trending topic has had a ‘status update.’ An instruction guide published by The Guardian on Thursday shows that from start to finish the Trending Topics sidebar was designed to allow a small group of Facebook “news curators” to elevate, or suppress, topics and outlets. The Guardian has documents outlining …
Facebook “Trending News” Scandal Gets a Status Update Read More »
This morning I started the show with the audio from this Louder with Crowder parody of the School House Rock classic, I’m Just A Bill. It’s hilarious.
Ashley McGuire from The Catholic Association joins us to talk religious liberty, and Jody and Ian Underwood stop in to discuss school choice. Update: The NH House did manage to fix HB 1637 after all.