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Report Documents Hostility Toward Christians

Published March 7, 2016

Discrimination against Americans of faith is on the increase, but if they stand up for their religious liberty, they can prevail, a new report says. “Hostility to religion in America is rising like floodwaters,” Kelly Shackelford, president, CEO, and chief counsel at First Liberty Institute, writes in the report. “This flood is engulfing ordinary citizens […]

Univ Warns Profs To Avoid Sensitive Topics Since Armed Students May Snap And Kill Them

Published March 7, 2016

By Blake Neff –Truth in Media The University of Houston’s (UH) faculty senate has issued a strong set of warnings to professors suggesting they avoid controversial topics in order to avoid provoking armed students. Last year, Texas’s legislature passed S.B. 11, which requires public colleges to allow the concealed carry of handguns on campus by […]

Published March 7, 2016

By David North, February 26, 2016 –This article is republished with permission from our friends at the Center for Immigration Studies. Suppose there are two stacks of money, which can either be used in our economy or in that of some other nation. In each case there is an alien population tied to the money. […]

Harvard University scraps house master title over alleged ‘slavery links’

Published March 7, 2016

Harvard University, America’s oldest and most prestigious higher education establishment, is to stop calling heads of its halls of residence “house masters” because of perceived slavery connotations. The move comes in response to student complaints and means staff in charge of dormitories will now be referred to as faculty deans. The change will come into […]

Here’s Where The 2016 Candidates Stand On Global Warming

Published March 7, 2016

Americans will head to the polls Tuesday to vote on who they believe should represent their party in the general election. As Super Tuesday nears, polling data shows global warming is now the most polarizing and divisive issue in American politics. Global warming is even more divisive than abortion or gun control. Here are the […]

Nigeria’s Anti-Christian Jihad in Numbers: 11,500 Dead, 13,000 Churches Destroyed

Published March 7, 2016

A new report offers some startling statistics on the devastation wrought by Muslims on the Christian population in Nigeria, with 11,500 Christians killed, a million displaced and 13,000 churches destroyed or shut down in the last 15 years. The 48-page report titled “Crushed but Not Defeated: The Impact of Persistent Violence on the Church in […]

Physicists May Have Discovered a New “Tetraquark” Particle

Published March 7, 2016

Evidence for a never-before-seen particle containing four types of quark has shown up in data from the Tevatron collider at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) in Illinois. The new particle, a class of “tetraquark,” is made of a bottom quark, a strange quark, an up quark and a down quark. The discovery could help […]

Inventor of modern email, Ray Tomlinson, dies

Published March 7, 2016

Raymond Tomlinson, the inventor of modern email and a technological leader, died Saturday. Raytheon Co., his employer, confirmed his death; the details were not immediately available. Email existed in a limited capacity before Tomlinson in that electronic messages could be shared amid multiple people within a limited framework. But until his invention in 1971 of […]

Hillary Clinton, Black Lies, and White Lives

Published March 7, 2016

Another gruesome black-on-white murder is coming to the public’s attention. The case involves a habitual offender by the name of Quinton Verdell Tellis, 27, who was charged with capital murder in the death of 19-year-old Jessica Chambers. She had been found along a road on December 6, 2014. Her vehicle had been set on fire […]

Rubio wins Puerto Rico after poor Super Saturday

Published March 7, 2016

Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who has so far failed to gain ground in his presidential campaign, was the winner of the Puerto Rico primary on Sunday, The Associated Press projected. Rubio, who campaigned in Puerto Rico Saturday, has now won one state and one territory. He won in Minnesota on Super Tuesday. Republican frontrunner Donald […]

Federal Court Rules You Can Be Arrested Simply For Filming The Police

Published March 7, 2016

A federal court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has ruled that filming the police without a specific challenge or criticism is not constitutionally protected. The cases of Fields v. City of Philadelphia, and Geraci v. City of Philadelphia involve two different incidents where individuals were arrested for filming the police. Richard Fields, a Temple […]

Did all animal life on Earth begin with a sea sponge?

Published March 7, 2016

Scientists estimate that there are about 8.7 million species of animals on Earth – give or take 1.3 million. But in the beginning there could be only one. That animal was very likely the simple sea sponge, according to a study by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Based on new genetic […]

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