RNC April Fools’ Message Pokes Fun at Clinton Foundation
The Republican National Committee had an April Fools’ message for the Clinton Foundation, slyly highlighting the Clintons’ total lack of transparency over their big-money donor list.
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High School Coach Suspended After Threatening to Burn Down Christian-Owned Pizzeria
The head coach of an Indiana high school girl’s golf team has been suspended after apparently threatening to burn down a Christian-owned pizzeria.
George Washington University Students Request More Cameras After Swastika Incident
On Monday, the Student Association Senate at George Washington University (GWU) passed a resolution asking the school to install more cameras on campus after swastikas were placed on hallway walls twice in the last month.
USC AD Boycotts Indiana CFP Meeting over Religious Freedom Law
University of Southern California athletic director Pat Haden has announced that he is boycotting the upcoming College Football Playoff committee meeting to be held in Indiana because of the state’s new Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
NIKE CEO Jumps on Anti-Indiana Bandwagon over Religious Freedom Law
The president and CEO of famed sports equipment company NIKE, Inc., Mark Parker, is jumping on board the anti-Indiana bandwagon with a public statement claiming that Indiana’s religious freedom law is “discriminatory.”
George P. Bush Wins First University of Texas Latino Leadership Award
As the University of Texas debuted its new Latino Leadership Award, it was announced that the first winner would be newly-elected Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush.
Ted Cruz Winning the ‘Talk Show Primary’
With his early entry into the race for the hunt for the Republican nomination for president, Texas Senator Ted Cruz has become the talk of conservative radio. In fact, he is not just the talk of talk radio, but the toast of talk radio. Some feel that Cruz is winning the “talk show primary.”
Australia Accidentally Released Obama’s Passport Info in Email Blunder
The Australian government accidentally released the personal information of President Obama and some 30 other world leaders that were on file from the Group of 20 Summit held last winter in Brisbane.
Federal Government Increasingly Slowing, Denying Release of Documents
The president who came to office claiming he would have the most open and transparent presidency in history is now denying or slowing Freedom of Information Act requests for documents at an unprecedented rate.
Internal Polling Shows ‘No Way’ Chicago Mayor Can Win Re-Election
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is fighting for his political life in the city’s first ever mayoral runoff election, and now a staffer for challenger Jesus “Chuy” Garcia is revealing that their internal polling is showing there is “no way” Rahm can win re-election.
Aaron Hernandez Fiancée Says She Destroyed Evidence
As the murder trial of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez continues, fiancé Shayanna Johnson testified that she followed instructions and removed a cardboard box from the couple’s home and then disposed of it in a “random dumpster.”
Boston Marathon Hero Cop Recovering After Being Shot in ‘Unprovoked Attack’
A Boston police officer who was decorated for his actions during the Boston Marathon Bombing is recovering after being shot in the face in what has been called an “unprovoked attack.”
Media Matters Prepares to Push Hillary’s Campaign Narrative
Media Matters for America is now fully geared up to push Hillary Clinton on the media and the nation ahead of her likely run for president in 2016, a new report reveals.
Man Freed on Bond Allegedly Shoots 7 at Spring Break Party
A spring break party at a private home in Panama City Beach was interrupted by gunfire early on Saturday morning wounding seven, authorities said.
Boko Haram Slaughters 41 People, Halts Elections in Nigeria
The Islamist radicals who have terrorized Nigeria for a decade struck again on Saturday, killing some 41 people to disrupt the African country’s national elections.
School Tells 54-Pound Seven-Year-Old Her Body Mass Index Is ‘Too High’
Officials in a Missouri school are under fire for telling a seven-year-old girl who weighs a slight 54 pounds that her body mass index (BMI) was too high, the girl’s mother said Wednesday.
Michael Sam Insists He Isn’t the Only Gay Football Player
Former St. Louis Rams seventh-round pick Michael Sam, famous for being the only openly gay player in the NFL, insisted he isn’t the only gay player in the league.
Woman Accused of Cutting Baby Out of Mother Won’t Be Charged with Murder Thanks To Pro-Abortion Law
A Colorado woman who brutally cut a live baby from the womb of its mother won’t be charged with murder, because a law pushed by pro-abortion lobbyists maintains that a fetus is not a human being.
Indiana Declares Health Emergency over HIV Outbreak
Indiana Governor Mike Pence has declared a public health emergency for areas of southeastern Indiana hit with 79 cases of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
Obscure Bowl Games Draw Higher Ratings Than March Madness
College basketball’s win-or-go-home NCAA Tournament rakes in surprisingly fewer viewers than a string of “meaningless” college football bowl games.
Congresswoman Claims Climate Change Will Turn Women Into Prostitutes
On Wednesday, California Democrat Barbara Lee proposed a resolution in the House of Representatives that claims women will eventually be forced into prostitution in order to obtain life-sustaining food and water for their families.
Aaron Schock Breaks Two More House Rules as He Gives His Final Address
Even as Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock gave his final speech from the floor of the House of Representatives on Thursday, it seems he broke two more rules in his last voting day as a member of Congress.
Connecticut High School Confirms Worm Found in School Lunch
A student at Sheehan High School raised fears of contaminated food after posting photos to social media of a worm found in a fruit cup served in the school cafeteria.
Belichick Rule: NFL Legislators Outlaw ‘Trick’ Formation
The NFL has now officially declared the “trick” formation used by the New England Patriots in the playoffs against the Baltimore Ravens illegal.
Poll: Americans’ Concerns About Global Warming Declining
A new poll of Americans finds that after a one-time rise, the level of concern about environmental threats is continuing a fifteen-year decline.
