Neighbors called the Word of Life Church, the site of a brutal murder in Central New York this week, a ‘cult’ surrounded in mystery. Their building in New Hartford is a place where the men all dress in “long, black trenchcoats,” women are rarely seen outside, and where members are often heard… Read More
Victory? Planned Parenthood to stop selling baby parts
In the face of increasingly furious calls to cut their federal funding, Planned Parenthood is backing down. The controversial organization, the nation’s largest abortion provider, said it will no longer sell baby parts to the highest bidder. However, the victory is a small one for Pro-Life groups. Planned Parenthood says… Read More
Liberal court bankrupts gun shop owner
If the liberal courts can’t physically take the guns from American citizens, it looks like they’ll try to shut down the gun stores instead. Jurors ordered a Wisconsin gun store to pay a whopping $6 million on Tuesday at the conclusion of a negligence lawsuit against Badger Guns, a shop… Read More
Americans speaking out for hero Green Beret
Army Sgt. 1st Class Charles Martland is going to be forced to leave the Army by Nov. 1 after being reprimanded for intervening to stop a child rape in Afghanistan. According to reports, Martland, a Green Beret, found an Afghani unit commander had a small boy held captive and was sexually assaulting… Read More
Tragedy in Memphis as police officer slain
Another police officer has died in the line of duty. According to the Associated Press, an off-duty police officer died Sunday after being shot multiple times, the fourth Memphis police officer to be fatally shot in slightly more than four years, authorities said. Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong said 31-year-old… Read More
Columbus Day – Too offensive?
A movement to change the name of the Columbus Day holiday to celebrate the history and contributions of Native Americans is taking root in many cities around the nation. As the U.S. observes Columbus Day on Monday, it will also be Indigenous Peoples Day in at least nine cities for the first… Read More
Obama broke the law with Iran deal
New legal analysis of Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran shows it specifically violates federal law – law the president himself implemented. Policy experts remain unsure if this will nullify the treaty. But most agree that this violation leaves the deal open for legal challenges in the court system by the many… Read More
One dead, three injured in university shooting in Arizona
Breaking news out of Flagstaff, Arizona – A shooting outside a North Arizona University dormitory early this morning has left at least one person dead and three others wounded, a school official said. The suspected shooter is reported to be in custody. The gunfire erupted in a parking lot of the university, just outside… Read More
PC school cancels ‘American Pride Day’
Pressure from a growing immigrant population may have caused a high school in Jackson, Wyoming to cancel their annual ‘American Pride Day’. But that didn’t stop their patriotic students from organizing a mass protest. The brave high school students ignored the cancellation order, and showed up en-masse to the school decked… Read More
American hero stabbed in a bar
An Air Force spokesman says Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone, who helped subdue an attacker on a French train in August, is in stable condition after being stabbed in California. The spokesman, Lt. Col. Christopher Karns, says details are sketchy. Stone is assigned to Travis Air Force Base in California…. Read More