It could be a great year for America’s gun owners and gun makers
The potential is there for 2018 to be an amazing year for American gun owners and gun-makers. At the top of a lot of wish lists is completing export-control reform.
Trey Gowdy calls out Democrats for burying the truth about FISA memo
GOP Rep. Trey Gowdy called out congressional Democrats for trying to hide the contents of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) memo, and said the truth has taken a backseat to winning on Capitol Hill.
Professor makes students step on American flag to enter art show
A professor made students step on a painted American flag to enter an art show, according to a Monday report.
High college costs driven by deceptive accounting practices
Widespread use of an accounting trick at public universities may be artificially driving up the reported cost of an undergraduate education.
AT&T calls for legislation ending net neutrality debate
AT&T expressed the need for an “Internet Bill of Rights” overnight Tuesday in an apparent attempt to end the bureaucratic back-and-forth on “net neutrality.”
Trump at Davos: ‘Regulation is stealth taxation’
President Donald Trump compared regulations on American businesses to a type of stealth taxation.
Veterans fighting back after NFL nixes ‘PleaseStand’ ad for Super Bowl
The NFL has rejected a Super Bowl magazine advertisement from the AMVETS urging people to stand for the national anthem, but the veterans organization isn’t sitting still for that.
More than 500 criminal ex-DACA recipients unaccounted for
More than 500 people who were removed from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for participating in criminal or gang activity are still at large in the U.S., according to a new report.
DOJ threatens legal action against 23 potential sanctuary jurisdictions, including Burlington
The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that it will subpoena up to 23 jurisdictions if they don’t offer proof they are complying with a key federal immigration law.
Even lawyers supporting climate lawsuits are skeptical about their legality
One of the attorneys responsible for targeting oil companies’ climate records is skeptical about the prospects of winning lawsuits against Exxon Mobil and other companies over global warming.
FCC Commissioner O’Rielly: Some net neutrality supporters have been ‘brainwashed’
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Michael O’Rielly said Monday that some supporters of so-called “net neutrality” rules have essentially been “brainwashed.”
NASA scientists suggest future temps will create the ‘impression of a global warming hiatus’
A group of climate scientists authored an analysis of 2017’s global average temperature, suggesting that trends over the next decade could create the “impression” of a renewed global warming “hiatus.”