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Outbreak of Violent Riots A number of riots have broken out in Los Angeles, Oakland, Portland, Austin and Manhattan following the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency. One anti-Trump protester in Los Angeles is quoted in a CNN interview saying, “People have to die” and graffiti on a monument in New Orleans reads “DIE WHITES DIE” in response to Trump’s election. Rioters are breaking windows of businesses, looting stores, lighting trash cans on fire, shooting flares and brutalizing people who might support Trump or disagree with their violent leftist ideology. Myths, Misunderstandings and Outright lies about owning Gold. … Continue reading →

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Ancient Rome wasn’t known for its enlightened attitude toward women. They were expected to be homemakers and to stay out of public life. Yet some women did manage to gain political power behind the scenes—even if they had to be ruthless to keep it. Instant Access to Current Spot Prices & Interactive Charts 10 Messalina Photo credit: Hans Makart Messalina is best remembered for accusations about her wild sexual escapades, which Roman writers tended to throw at anyone they didn’t like. Pliny the Elder even claimed that she had sex with 25 men in a row to win a contest … Continue reading →

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A weary-looking Hillary Clinton said Wednesday evening at her first public appearance since she conceded to Donald Trump that she considered canceling her speech to the children’s advocacy group but kept the commitment out of respect for her mentor. ‘I will admit coming here tonight wasn’t the easiest thing for me,’ she said at the Children’s Defense Fund’s gala in Washington, D.C. The failed presidential candidate added: ‘There have been a few times this past week when all I wanted to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again.’ … Continue reading →

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Many colleges responded to the result of the 2016 presidential election by offering to reschedule exams or providing additional counseling services. This greatly bothered an Iowa state representative who hopes to cut the budgets of participating schools. Calling it the “Suck it up, buttercup bill,” State Representative Bobby Kaufmann (R-Wilton) plans to introduce legislation that would calculate how much state universities spent providing additional support to students after the election and cut their budget by half that amount. Current Prices on popular forms of Gold Bullion In addition, the legislation would punish protesters who shut down highways. Hey, teacher, leave … Continue reading →

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We all experience pain from time to time. Maybe your back hurts or your knees are sore. It often doesn’t really matter where the pain is, all you know is that the older you get the more pain you experience. For the most part, pain can signify a pulled muscle, overworked joints, or simply old age. But there are some types of pain that really shouldn’t be ignored as they can signify something more serious, meaning, you shouldn’t just pop yet another painkiller and forget about it. 7 types of pain you shouldn’t ignore Sudden groin pain: This type of … Continue reading →

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The soufflé is a difficult dish to master. Even seasoned chefs can tell you that this very fragile, puffy delicacy will collapse if you open the oven at the wrong moment. Mirroring the vulnerability of the soufflé, a nation of undergraduate and graduate students is on the verge of a hysterical collapse following Hillary Clinton’s loss to Donald Trump. Just as the frustrated chef’s anxiety comes from the perpetually delicate soufflé, the educator’s anxiety comes from a perpetually delicate generation of students. Post-election safe spaces abound at campuses nationwide, where mollycoddled students are offered coloring books and puppies (not a … Continue reading →

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Those of us advancing in years may despair that we are becoming ever more easily distracted. But passing one’s 50th birthday often triggers a burst of creativity unparalleled in a person’s younger years, a study suggests. The findings may explain the success of older achievers such as British novelist Richard Adams, who published Watership Down at 52 after a career in the Civil Service, and American author Laura Ingalls Wilder, who was 65 when she wrote the first of the Little House on the Prairie books. Current Prices on popular forms of Gold Bullion Colonel Harland David Sanders was also … Continue reading →

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Program Note: Lew has interviewed author Peter Janney for the podcast which will be on LRC this weekend, 11/19-20. “Mary’s Mosaic” is several things at once: an insightful and sensitive biography of both Mary Meyer and her one-time husband, CIA propaganda specialist Cord Meyer; a murder mystery; a trial drama; an expose of secret knowledge and cover-ups inside the Washington D.C. Beltway during the 1950s and 1960s; and of course, a love story about the late-developing relationship between President John F. Kennedy and Mary Pinchot Meyer, whom he had first met at an Ivy League prep school dance when she … Continue reading →

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Every now and then you read one of those books that you know will stick with you for years to come. It will shape and form your thoughts. There will be a lasting impression that will aid in your future decision-making and perceptions. Unexpectedly, for me, that is “No Treason”. If you love Rousseau’s “Social Contract” you will hate this book; for they are emphatically opposed. Spooner, a rabid abolitionist, affixes his argument on the crux that not allowing the South to uncouple itself peacefully from the Union, defines all that a voluntary government and Constitution ought to be and … Continue reading →

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New York Times bestselling author Ed Klein has just published his fourth book about the Clintons since 2005, Guilty as Sin. Klein has told how Bill Clinton enjoyed foot rubs, massages and romps in his presidential library with female interns and has described new details about Hillary’s medical crises. Guilty as Sin is available in bookstores and on order from Amazon. In the waning days of the presidential campaign, Bill and Hillary Clinton had a knock-down, drag-out fight about her effort to blame FBI Director James Comey for her slump in the polls and the looming danger of defeat. ‘I was … Continue reading →

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Eating beetroot can make you run faster, a study has found. The purple vegetable was found to boost sprint times over 20 meters by 2 per cent. While this may not sound much it is enough to give people an advantage in sports. It may also be of use to old people who need to get a boost to get up the stairs, or run for the bus, researchers said. Myths, Misunderstandings and Outright lies about owning Gold. Are you at risk? The key to beetroot’s effect is nitrates, which increase the energy available to muscle cells. In the study, one … Continue reading →

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Cutting for Fun, Profits, and Giggles: Surgically Removing the Appendix, Tonsils, and Spleen According to the World Health Organization, the United States is ranked 38th in life expectancy, indicating that its standard medical practices are inferior to Cuba, South Korea, Costa Rica, Guadeloupe, Singapore, and 31 other nations.  The U.S. system of medicine is only slightly superior to the Czech Republic and Slovenia, despite the U.S. spending approximately 16% of its total expenditures every year for health-related expenses.  Standard medicine in the U.S. is the world’s most expensive, and yet it is among the least safe. Creating Dependence For Repeat … Continue reading →

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Abraham Zapruder’s amateur footage of the John F. Kennedy assassination is one of the world’s most instantly recognizable clips. Zapruder himself doesn’t get quite as much press, so let’s take a look at five things you might not know about the cameraman and the odd journey his film has taken. 1. HE WASN’T A PROFESSIONAL CAMERAMAN Most of us remember Zapruder as the man behind the most famous home movie of all time, but he wasn’t a professional filmmaker. His real work was in the dress game. Zapruder, who had immigrated to New York from the Ukrainian city of Kovel … Continue reading →

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Legendary investor, financial commentator and author of several books Jim Rogers told Radio Sputnik that the United States is “the largest debtor nation in the history of the world” and the situation is becoming even more untenable. Rogers was commenting on the US dollar strengthening in recent days. The US currency reached its highest multi-month levels against other major currencies on Monday morning. The surge came on speculation that fiscal-stimulus under President-elect Donald Trump will bolster America’s economic growth and at the same time prompt the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates. “There’s a lot of turmoil coming into the world. And when people are scared, they look for a safe … Continue reading →

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