Millennials Aren’t More Liberal on Gun Control Than Prior Generations, Polls Find
‘Sometimes, people surprise us, and this is one of those instances that we don’t know why’
Author: Mikael Thalen
Arnold Schwarzenegger will sue oil companies for ‘first degree murder’
‘The oil companies knew from 1959 on, they did their own study that there would be global warming happening because of fossil fuels…’
Minister: Japan, South Korea agree to maintain ‘maximum pressure’ on North Korea
Japan also willing to provide money for International Atomic Energy Agency inspections if needed
North Korea Building Monument at ICBM Launch Site
Kim Jong Un declared state nuclear force complete following November 2017 test of Hwasong-15
Kimmel Blames Netflix For Record Low Oscars’ Ratings Following Trump Tweet
Out-of-touch late night host ignores America’s disgust with Hollywood hypocrites
Civil asset forfeiture reform is sweeping the nation
‘Forfeiture should only occur after a person is convicted of a crime’
U.N. rights chief attacks EU and U.S. over migrants and Dreamers
Global body demands Western countries accept migrant influx
Soros Chalks Up Another DA Win After Dropping Nearly $1 Million In Texas Race
Soros poured $7 million into 11 district attorneys’ races across the country between 2015 and 2016
Facebook Protect VPN: Researcher Finds Privacy Service Collecting User Data
The application also gathers information about the device it is running on and provides that to Facebook
U.S. Justice Department sues California over ‘sanctuary’ policies
Sessions is expected to discuss the lawsuit during a speech on Wednesday morning in Sacramento
CIA Warns of Extensive Chinese Operation to Infiltrate American Institutions
Intel report: Beijing provides ‘strings-attached funding’ to ‘coerce’ self-censorship.
Shootings Are a Morality Problem, Not a Gun Problem
Despite the greater accessibility to guns in previous decades, why wasn’t there the kind of violence we see with today’s far more restricted access to guns?
U.S. sailors visit Vietnamese shelter for victims of Agent Orange
The Vinson arrived in Vietnam on Monday in the first visit of a U.S. aircraft carrier since the war ended in 1975,
Haiti hires PR firm after WH ‘s—hole’ controversy
Records show that Mercury is the only firm working on Haiti’s behalf in the United States
Dating App Bans Profile Pictures with Guns
‘If I could police every other social platform in the world, I would,’ company CEO says