On Feb. 24, the Congressional Democrats issued their response to the devastating exposure that the FBI, the Department of Justice and their partners in crime have endured as a result of the Nunes memo and related reports—emphatically including EIR’s do…
Newsbusters | Out of the roughly 1,000 school districts across the state of Texas, there are about 170 that have a policy of allowing teachers or administrators to carry a firearm.
Daily Caller | The Department of Justice’s inspector general sanctioned at least 14 FBI agents and officials for a range of improper sexual acts since 2014.
Zero Hedge | As of the latest report, there were no confirmed casualties, although the International Red Cross said some reports indicated there were “fears of human casualties.”
Zero Hedge | The last hour or so has seen heavy volume buying in Bitcoin, lifting the cryptocurrency over $500 and back above $10,000…
AFP | For those looking for free news online, the search is becoming harder.
The Mercury News | The state Democratic Party declined to make an endorsement in this year’s U.S. Senate race on Sunday.
Daily Mail | According to a new study, conflicts as large as the WII occur on average every 205 years.
UK journo warns Americans to push back against Islamization
Daily Mail | Took a dead bird to school and ‘tried to kill himself’ before his 18th birthday by drinking gasoline.
Daily Caller | Galvanizing conservatives who feel the NRA has been unfairly attacked.
Daily Caller | Abigail Hernandez, a 21-year-old New York woman, was arrested for threatening to shoot students at East High School in Rochester, police announced at a press conference Friday.
Breitbart | Parents have hit out at a Bristol primary school’s decision to bring “drag queens” in to condition young children against “hate crime”.
Voice Of Europe | Gita Nabavi was elected as one of the leaders of Sweden’s Feminist Initiative party. Nabavi is a supporter of increased migration to Sweden and of zero deportations.
Daily Caller | A Texas, transitioning, teen transgender wrestler won her second state title Saturday, which sparked further concern among parents and competitors over the competition’s fairness.