CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. (AP) — Bigfoot believers gathered Saturday in western New York, convinced the legendary Sasquatch has left its footprints all over the region. About 100 people sported buttons saying “I believe” and swapped stories at the fourth annual Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo. Organizer Peter Wiemer knows it may not… Read More
Bernie Sanders outs himself as an atheist?
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders recently appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show, where he cleverly deflected questions on his faith and refused to say he believed in God. When host Jimmy Kimmel asked the self-described socialist, “You say you’re culturally Jewish. You don’t feel religious. Do you believe in God,… Read More
Jeb Bush campaign troubles mount – Could he withdraw?
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has gone from king to pauper. The one-time GOP front-runner has begun desperately slashing campaign spending, including an across-the-board pay cut for staff, as the former governor seeks to salvage his bid for the GOP nomination. Despite the significant troubles for a campaign, there are… Read More
Must read! Theodore Roosevelt’s powerful ideas on immigration
Teddy Roosevelt had it right over a hundred years ago, and it’s worth repeating! “In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else,… Read More
Telecom receives hacking ransom note
Phone and Internet service provider Talk Talk said Friday that it has received a ransom demand after a “significant and sustained” cyberattack that may have compromised customers’ credit card and banking details. Chief Executive Dido Harding said the company did not know how much data was stolen in the attack… Read More
Honor him – Hostage rescue hero identified
The first US soldier to die ind irect combat against the Islamic State group in Iraq has been identified as Master Sgt. Joshua L. Wheeler, coalition officials said Friday. Army Col. Steve Warren told The Associated Press that Wheeler, 39, was killed a day earlier when he and dozens of… Read More
BUSTED! Sue-happy welfare cheat caught
A Pennsylvania man who has filed more than 30 lawsuits claiming to be severely disabled has pleaded guilty to felony perjury after prosecutors say he was found doing maintenance on his house. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports 60-year-old James George Douris entered the plea Wednesday in Bucks County. The charge stemmed… Read More
Violent protests erupt in South Africa
Thousands of South African university students protesting planned tuition hikes flocked to the country’s main government complex on Friday, with some setting fires and throwing stones as police responded with stun grenades, tear gas and a water cannon. President Jacob Zuma met with student leaders and university managers and his… Read More
Trick or treat: How liberals celebrate Halloween
Now that’s what we call frightening!
Perjury? Hillary caught lying on Benghazi
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spent much of her time testifying at Thursday’s Benghazi committee hearing deflecting blame and dodging tough questions. But Clinton twisted some of these facts so badly, she may have even lied under oath. Here are some of the biggest fabrications Clinton told Thursday: Lie #1… Read More