Louder With Crowder | Fireworks are so last century. 2016 was alllll about the Muslim rape, don’t you know?

EAG News | Parents are removing their children from Bear Branch Elementary School after the principal allegedly banned them from school grounds and threatened violators with arrest.

London Guardian | Move over, Google Glass: in Samsung’s sci-fi vision of the future, an internet-connected contact lens could overlay search results and discreetly take photos.

Jake Anderson | The 2.6 terabytes of data show billions of dollars worth of transactions dating back 40 years.

Brandon Smith | We live in strange economic times, stranger perhaps than at any other point in history.

RT | Islamic State militants have killed 175 workers who were captured at a cement factory situated to the east of Damascus, Sputnik Arabic reported, citing its sources.

Sputnik | The United States has repeatedly lent indirect support to Daesh in Iraq, according to Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi.

The Hill | Paul Ryan’s press secretary had a one-word response to Drudge Report speculation that the Speaker is wading into the presidential race: “No.”

Breitbart | Europe is abolishing itself and “it is an illusion” to think the continent can cope with the recent wave of mass migration, the editor of a Swiss magazine has warned.

“I would reject the premise or the assertion that we’re in any way involved in the actual leak of these documents,” said State Department spokesman Mark Toner.

CNS News | “I would reject the premise or the assertion that we’re in any way involved in the actual leak of these documents,” said State Department spokesman Mark Toner.

London Independent | Study finds switching off protein molecules – known as GSK-3 – could prolonge life.

Bloomberg News | Facebook Inc. is working to combat a decline in people sharing original, personal content.

UK Mirror | Edward Snowden calls on British people to rise up and demand David Cameron quit as Prime Minister.