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Any dog under 50lbs is a catA video showing 18-year-old Ted Cruz has surfaced online. The video was shot in 1988 at the Second Baptist School in Houston, when Cruz was a senior in high school. The 18-year-old Ted Cruz was asked what his aspirations were and he jokingly responded by talking about world domination, wealth, and girls. “Take over the… Continue reading Ted Cruz Dreamed Of World Domination When He Was Young
The fictional character Gollum from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit is a great illustration of Donald Trump’s personality, according to Senator Rand Paul. In a post shared to his Facebook page, Senator Paul argued that the American people don’t need power-hungry politicians leading the country. “This race should not be about who… Continue reading Donald Trump Is Gollum, According To Rand Paul
Earlier today, Gawker published a piece that suggested Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, would endorse Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination. The evidence to support the idea that Palin would endorse Trump was pretty compelling. The first thing that made people wonder was when Donald took to his Facebook page to announce… Continue reading Sarah Palin Might Endorse Donald Trump For The GOP Presidential Nomination
On Saturday, news broke that four Iranian Americans had been released from Iran in a prisoner exchange. One of the prisoners released was Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian, who was held in an Iranian prison for 545 days. Rezaian and two other Americans–Saeed Abedini and Amir Hekmati–flew to Germany after being freed. The fourth American,… Continue reading Montel Williams Tells GOP Candidates To ‘Shut Up’ About Iran Prisoner Swap
Donald Trump has ramped up his battle against Ted Cruz, one of his closest competitors in the Republican presidential nomination race. Previously, the two candidates had what many were calling a “bromance.” For some time, it appeared as though Donald Trump and Ted Cruz had somewhat of an alliance. Neither candidate really attacked the other,… Continue reading Donald Trump Attacks Ted Cruz, Calls Him A ‘Nasty Guy’
Last November, the Tor project accused the FBI of paying researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to de-anonymize the Tor network. The Tor project maintains an internet browser called Tor Browser that anonymizes a user’s IP address. The FBI responded to the allegations by saying that they were inaccurate. But simply calling the allegations inaccurate may… Continue reading The Tor Project Is Still Looking For Answers From CMU After De-anonymizing Allegations
There are now only three weeks until voting begins in Iowa for the 2016 presidential primary races. Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are close in the early voting states. In Iowa, Ted Cruz–the senator from Texas–is actually leading Trump in the polls. According to a NBC/WSJ poll of likely Republican caucus-goers, Sen. Cruz is polling… Continue reading Donald Trump And Ted Cruz Head-To-Head In Iowa Polls
Currently, there’s a group of militia members occupying a federal building in Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which is in Oregon. The group is led by one of Cliven Bundy’s sons, Ammon Bundy. The armed group is there in protest of a judge’s recent decision to send Dwight and Steven Hammond back to prison. The Hammonds,… Continue reading Oregon Militia Standoff: Why The Government Can’t Make Them Leave
Donald Trump responded to being featured in a propaganda video made by the terrorist group al-Shabab. Trump’s response was a defiant one. He essentially said that someone has to say what he’s been saying, but no one else has the guts to do it. “I bring it up. Other people have called me and say,… Continue reading Donald Trump Responds To Being Featured In Terrorist’s Video
Everyone predicted that Star Wars: The Force Awakens would do well, but the movie is doing even better than expected. After just 12 days, the sci-fi reboot was able to take in $1 billion globally. That makes The Force Awakens the fastest film to reach the $1 billion mark, as the Washington Post points out.… Continue reading Star Wars: The Force Awakens Rakes In $1 Billion In Just 12 Days
Steve Harvey accidentally crowned the wrong Miss Universe contestant Sunday night during a live broadcast. The Family Feud host named Miss Columbia the winner of the pageant, but Miss Philippines was the actual winner. After naming Miss Columbia–Ariadna Gutiérrez–the winner, she was given the crown, sash, and flowers, and she stood on stage for several… Continue reading Celebrities React To Steve Harvey’s Miss Universe Mistake
Martin Shkreli recently told the Wall Street Journal that he was only pretending to be a terrible person. It was all a carefully orchestrated social experiment, according to the former CEO of the Turning pharmaceuticals company. “What do you do when you have the attention of millions of people? It seemed to me like it… Continue reading Martin Shkreli Says He Was Only Pretending To Be A Terrible Person
After some uncertainty over whether Kentucky Senator Rand Paul would be included in CNN’s main debate this Tuesday night, we now know that the senator will indeed appear on the main stage. On Friday, Politico ran a story titled “Rand Paul could be booted from main debate stage” and it caused quite a scare among… Continue reading Rand Paul Will Be Included On The Main Stage At CNN’s GOP Debate
Donald Trump has taken a lot of flak following his controversial comments on Muslim immigration. Along with the incredible amount of criticism, Mr. Trump received some support from a Muslim imam in Texas who agrees that Syrian immigrants should be temporarily stopped from entering the country. The imam spoke with 12News about Muslim immigration and… Continue reading Texas Imam Agrees With Trump’s Muslim Immigration Ban
The Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid called Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia “racist” after the justice made controversial comments about African Americans. Justice Scalia made the controversial comments during an oral argument on affirmative action. The case that the Supreme Court is hearing is Fisher v. Texas, a case that the Court has already heard… Continue reading Harry Reid Calls Justice Scalia ‘Racist’ After His Remarks On Affirmitive Action
President Obama gave his third Oval Office address of his presidency on Sunday night. The president called the San Bernardino shooting terrorism, but added that the shooters were likely not instructed by a terrorist organization. “So far, we have no evidence that the killers were directed by a terrorist organization overseas or that they were… Continue reading Oval Office Address: Obama Calls San Bernardino Attack ‘Terrorism’
At first thought, letting those suspected of terrorism to purchase firearms legally sounds insane. When it comes to the United States, citizens on the no-fly list are still able to obtain firearms legally. In light of the recent terrorist attack in San Bernardino, many around the country have called for people on the no-fly list… Continue reading Is Allowing People On The No-fly List To Buy Guns “Insane?”
The horrific terrorist attack that left 14 people dead and another 17 wounded in San Bernardino, California, has shaken the country. The shooting was the worst mass shooting in the U.S. since the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre. Gun sales nationwide have, predictably, increased following the San Bernardino shooting, according to the New York Times and… Continue reading San Bernardino Terrorist Attack Leads To Surge In Gun Sales Nationwide
Mike Adams is a sociology and criminology professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Professor Adams is known for his pro-life, Christian views. As first reported by The Blaze, one day after the murders at the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic, Prof. Adams received a very strange email from a professor at another university… Continue reading Pro-Life Professor Receives Crazy Email In Response To The Planned Parenthood Shooting
The iPhone 6s came out just a couple months ago, but that hasn’t stopped rumors from swirling about the iPhone 7. The latest rumor on the iPhone 7, which won’t be coming out until next year, is that it will be ditching the 3.5mm headphone port that all iPhones have had. Instead of a headphone… Continue reading Next iPhone Might Do Away With Headphone Port
Chris Christie is running a struggling campaign. He recently was demoted from the primetime GOP debate to the earlier, low-polling debate. The Governor of New Jersey received a much-needed endorsement from the New Hampshire Union Leader. In the article that gave the newspaper’s support to Christie, Joseph W. McQuaid, publisher of the New Hampshire Union… Continue reading New Hampshire Union Leader Endorses Chris Christie For President
The Pew Research Center conducted a survey that asked Americans whether or not they would be in favor of the government preventing people from saying offensive things about minorities. The results were nothing short of shocking. “We asked whether people believe that citizens should be able to make public statements that are offensive to minority… Continue reading Large Percentage Of Millennials Think The Government Should Prevent Offensive Speech Aimed At Minorities
The tragic attacks in Paris have spurred a debate on what measures the U.S. should implement to keep similar attacks from happening at home. While some have suggested we need to ramp up domestic surveillance, others say that such surveillance is illegal. GOP presidential candidates have offered their suggestions on handling the threat of terrorism.… Continue reading Paris Attacks Lead To Disagreement On How To Prevent Future Attacks
During the first GOP debate, Donald Trump refused to pledge his support to whoever became the party’s nominee. His refusal upset the Republican National Committee, and voters who worried that a third-party Trump might split the Republican votes, effectively giving the Democrats control of the White House. While all the other GOP candidates pledged their… Continue reading Despite Signing Pledge, Donald Trump May Run As A Third Party Candidate
Apple’s iPad Pro is being called a replacement for a laptop or desktop by Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook. Earlier this week, Cook made clear that he was not saying that the iPad Pro will replace Macs; it will replace Windows PCs. In a recent interview with Independent.ie and he said there is no future for… Continue reading Apple Won’t Combine A Macbook And iPad, Says Tim Cook
There is no other issue so central to Trump’s presidential campaign as immigration. The Republican presidential candidate believes that the U.S. needs to crack down on illegal immigration and secure our southern border. As previously reported by the Inquisitr, recent terror attacks in Paris left 129 people dead and many more injured. In response to… Continue reading Donald Trump’s Campaign May Benefit From Paris Attacks
One team of terrorists armed with suicide bomb vests attempted to enter the Stade de France, where a soccer game was taking place. The terrorists were part of larger assault on Paris that consisted of three teams of terrorists that attacked three different areas of in the city. The Islamic State has claimed they were… Continue reading Photo Of French President Learning Of The Paris Attacks Resembles Photo Of George Bush On 9/11
A recently published story on Ars Technica chronicled how a group of neighbors were able to successfully create their own internet service. Until last year, the only internet available to the 5,000-plus residents of Orcas Island was a slow, 1.5mbps connection. The local internet service provider, CenturyLink, was unable to provide fast or reliable internet… Continue reading A Group Of Neighbors Have Created Their Own Internet Service
Jennifer Lawrence, the extremely successful actress, told reporters that she’s aging like a president. She said that it’s due to her busy schedule, which includes acting in lots of Hollywood films. Since Lawrence’s lead role in The Hunger Games in 2012, she’s been in twelve other films. While her acting career may be full of… Continue reading Jennifer Lawrence Says She’s Aging Like A President
Marco Rubio, the Republican Senator from Florida who’s running for president, has scored a major endorsement. The endorsement from Paul Singer is an important accomplishment for the Rubio campaign. Mr. Singer has contributed millions to Republican political campaigns and organizations. Not only does Singer donate to campaigns, he’s also a very effective fundraiser. As the… Continue reading Marco Rubio Scores Endorsement From Billionaire Donor Paul Singer
Apple Music has been pretty successful since it was launched in the summer. According to Apple’s CEO Tim Cook, the service already has 15 million subscribers. The company has said that the Android version of Apple Music would be coming out this fall, but details have been scarce. The service is a subscription-based streaming music… Continue reading Leaked Screenshots Purport To Show Apple Music On Android
Donald Trump is seen as the most electable candidate by Republican voters according to a new AP/Gfk poll. While most Republican voters may view Trump as the strongest candidate, many GOP strategists and commentators believe Trump would be the weakest general election candidate. The poll found that seven out of ten Republican-leaning voters believe Mr.… Continue reading Republican Voters Believe Trump Is The Most Electable Candidate
The Interactive Advertising Bureau represents companies that produce 86 percent of all internet advertising in the United States. In a blog post published on Thursday, Scott Cunningham of IAB opened the post by saying “We messed up.” Over time, online ads have become increasingly intrusive and slow. This led to a pretty terrible user experience… Continue reading Online Advertiser To Introduce ‘LEAN’ Ads After Admitting They Messed Up
Jeb Bush continued his attacks against Trump by saying the real estate mogul can’t be trusted with the nuclear codes. In an interview with CNN‘s Jake Tapper, Jeb said that Donald Trump is not taking the possibility of being the president seriously. He also said that Trump is acting more like an actor pretending to… Continue reading Jeb Bush Says Donald Trump Can’t Be Trusted With Nuclear Codes
Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul went after Bernie Sanders, the self-proclaimed socialist who’s running for the Democratic nomination for president. Sanders is an Independent Senator from Vermont who publicly describes himself as a Democratic socialist. The Senator has so far had a widely successful campaign, though he struggles to overcome Hillary Clinton in the polls.… Continue reading Rand Paul Goes After Bernie Sanders, Warns Against Socialism
Bernie Sanders, the Senator from Vermont who’s running for the Democratic presidential nomination has recently clarified his position on the issue of gun control. Sanders, a self-proclaimed socialist, has historically been to the right of many Democrats when it comes to gun control. His only rival, Hillary Clinton, is much more aggressive when it comes… Continue reading Bernie Sanders Clarifies His Stance On Gun Control
Jeb Bush has had anything but a successful campaign so far. While the former governor of Florida remains the favorite among establishment Republicans, GOP voters are not interested. In August, the son and brother of former presidents was polling at around 13 percent. Now, he’s at around 6 percent. That’s a pretty impressive decline and… Continue reading Jeb Bush’s Poll Numbers Continue To Plummet
Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul has scored another victory in his campaign for the presidency. Yesterday, Senator Paul won the straw poll at the Republican Liberty Caucus National Convention in New Hampshire. As the Hill reported, the poll had around 800 participants. In 2012, Rand’s father, Ron Paul, was the preferred candidate in the same… Continue reading Rand Paul Wins New Hampshire Straw Poll
Activision, the studio behind the Call of Duty games, posted several fake tweets that were referencing a fake terrorist attack. While the tweets may have been fake, the implications could have been real. The Twitter account @CallofDuty was temporarily rebranded as Current Events Aggregate, which had the tagline “We bring you the real news.” and… Continue reading Activision Promotes Upcoming Game With Terrorism Hoax
Cole Marshall bought an empty lot and built himself a home on it. As Ars Technica reported, Cole was assured by Charter Cable that they could service his new home with high-speed internet. Another internet company, Frontier Communication, promised Mr. Marshall that they could provide him with 24 Mbps download speeds. As it turned out,… Continue reading Man Builds House, Finds Out High-Speed Internet Will Cost Him Big
William A. Jacobson, a Cornell School of Law professor, criticized gun-free zones in a USA Today article published on Sunday. Jacobson said that gun-free zones are only effective at keeping armed, good-intentioned people from entering them. People with bad intentions, however, do not obey the gun-free zone signs. “Gun-free zones presume the good intentions of… Continue reading Professor Criticizes Gun-Free Zones After Oregon Community College Shooting
The Duck Dynasty star was called up to the stage by Donald Trump at an Oklahoma rally where he expressed his support for the Republican presidential frontrunner. During the campaign rally, Trump called for Willie Robertson to come up to the stage. As Robertson approached him, Donald asked, “Do you love Trump?” Robertson replied by… Continue reading Willie Robertson Shows His Support For Donald Trump
Adblock Plus is an internet browser extension that allows users to disable advertisements on the webpages that they visit. According to the Wall Street Journal, Adblock Plus has started to allow some companies to evade their ad-blocking system. In return, the companies compensate Adblock Plus for allowing their ads through Adblock’s filters. The ad-blocking service… Continue reading Adblock Plus Letting Some Advertisers Pay To Avoid Its Filters
The longtime GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is no longer leading his rivals by such a great margin, according to one new poll. In the latest NBC/WSJ poll, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson is just one percentage point behind the real estate tycoon. The poll found that 21 percent of Republican primary voters supported Donald Trump. Mr.… Continue reading Ben Carson And Donald Trump Virtually Tied In New Poll
Thomas Smith was arrested in 2012 for criticizing his local police department on Facebook. The comments Smith made were profanity-laced, but didn’t include any threats or otherwise unprotected speech. Smith’s primary point in his comments was that the local police department was racist. Other Facebook users posted critical messages toward the police department, even before… Continue reading Man Arrested For Criticizing Police Department Online Wins Lawsuit
Fifth Amendment protections apparently extend to a person’s cell phone password. At least that is the opinion of U.S. District Judge Mark Kearney. Two former employees of Capital One are not required to disclose the passcodes they used on their company phones. “We now consider another perspective on the interplay of mobile technology, employer rights… Continue reading Judge Says Suspects Can’t Be Forced To Reveal Phone Passwords
In an interview on CBS, Hillary said that her campaign is not preparing for a possible campaign launched by Vice President Joe Biden. Recent reports have indicated that Biden may be getting closer to entering the race for the White House. Ms. Clinton said that the decision for Biden is a personal one and that… Continue reading Hillary Clinton Says ‘We’re not’ Preparing For Joe Biden To Enter Race
Donald Trump has always been a supporter of the Second Amendment, but his latest announcement may surprise some who have doubted his conservatism. In his latest policy paper, Trump clarified his position on gun control, which appears to have changed. It seems as though Trump has taken notes from the National Rifle Association’s message. Much… Continue reading Trump Releases Second Policy Announcement Of Campaign, Supports Second Amendment
The Republican Senator from Kentucky received 22 percent of the vote at the Mackinac Island Republican Leadership Conference in Michigan. This win in Michigan comes after the Paul campaign has seen a downward spiral in national poll numbers over the last few months, perhaps signaling a change in the race. In an email sent to… Continue reading Rand Paul Tops Rivals In Michigan Straw Poll
An Android app developer who goes by the name Jonatthias has responded to Apple’s Move to iOS app. Jonatthias published his own app on the Google Play store called Stick with Android. The app, which can be downloaded for free, has only one option. Once the app is launched, a green screen with a button… Continue reading Android Developer Responds To Apple’s ‘Move To iOS’ With His Own App